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Under the watchful eye of Judge Rhonda Wills, the show pulls back the curtain on family disputes, moving the drama from the dining room to the courtroom.
“Real people, real cases, real families in crisis.”
2021
Under the watchful eye of Judge Rhonda Wills, RELATIVE JUSTICE will pull back the curtain on family disputes, moving the drama from the dining room to the court room.
When the rescue horse Annie, who saved a woman's life, is attacked by her stepsister's Great Dane, Judge Rhonda must mend fences between two animal lovers.
Two siblings' cousin and his girlfriend back out of the house the four were going to rent together -- just before the move-in date.
When a man brings his transgender fiancé into court, Judge Rhonda confronts his mom, who may be the cause of their dispute.
Cousins clash over who gets to keep the adorable pooch Odie.
Sisters with a "terrific relationship" are torn apart by a 2-year-old being a toddler, and Judge Rhonda calls a foul on their bickering.
When a Funk Trap singer moves to the ATL to level up his music career, Judge Rhonda gets a song and dance about sold furniture, an unpaid phone bill, and an old tune called "Rent."
Sisters who grew up in separate households squabble over a girls trip to Puerto Rico that went horribly wrong.
2022
A Master Tarot Reader is suing her mother over the value of a psychic reading.
