i dont think anybody wins in cases like these because so many working class people with children in america are struggling financially and even though legally the plaintiff won , i think morally and ethically its not such a win because getting a free 1100 dollars at the expense of a struggling family is immoral in my personal opinion and these two week clauses are just a way to get unearned money from people who have to make a decision to remove their child from that type of service .
@@marleonetti7 The parents were not forced to put their children in her daycare. Like the judge stated ALL daycare have clauses such as this. This is their business and how they make money. If parents pulled their children out of the daycare without cause, the providers cannot feed their families. Daycare providers do not get rich caring for children. If you do not want to put in your children in daycare, don't.
It's kinda hard to report something that you can't substantiate because it didn't happen. It was a concocted story from the beginning, 4 year old don't articulate things the way the dad stated, I should know I've raised 2 to young adulthood and they had very expanded vocabularies because I didn't baby them and even they wouldn't have told a story that way.
maybe so but so many working class people with children in america are struggling financially and even though legally the plaintiff won , i think morally and ethically its not such a win because getting a free 1100 dollars at the expense of a struggling family is immoral in my personal opinion and these two week clauses are just a way to get unearned money from people who have to make a decision to remove their child from that type of service .
@@marleonetti7 let’s see if you would feel differently if it were you that owned the daycare. You are completely disregarding that the parents agreed to the early cancellation fee in the contract. This fee is for a reason, the daycare provider still has to pay their staff when someone doesn’t give any type of notice, even when it’s better for the parents because they are saving money. From your statements, it sounds like you believe someone else should suck up this fee that the parents owe bc they are short of money? This is an extremely weak argument. Don’t try to pass on what you owe to someone else. It’s called being a responsible adult. If you yourself struggle with daycare fees and go back on agreements you’ve made, don’t have kids. You knew the price of daycare before you had a child
@@kac4klhc977 well the only way they would owe money in the most literal sense is if they actually left their child in the daycare for 2 weeks and then refused to pay . but this is a situation where the daycare actually gets to be paid for not actually taking care of their child for two weeks and i think its unfair . i think the law should only enforce a contract that is fair one and these type of contracts only benefit one party so they are unfair .
Are you related to the Defendants or just stupid?!?! She’s trying to run a BUSINESS. The rescission period is clearly spelled out in writing, and the Defendants signed it, not once, but TWICE! Something better popped up, and they were going as far as suggesting child abuse. They’re disgusting! So if you’re not related to them, then you’re stupid.
If I understand correctly, the child fibbed about the treatment he got at the "mean school," and then the wife fibs about a scholarship to a YMCA daycare facility. Do we see a trend in this family?🤨
This is crazy. I work at a school and just a few days ago, a kid told his mom that his stomach hurts because a kid punched him in the stomach. The parent was mad at the teacher and when the teacher told her the accused kid has been out sick for a few days, the parent said she didn't even know who to believe. Kids lie and some parents encourage their behavior.
@Jazmyn Brown but her saying she didnt know who to believe makes zero sense when attendance is so easy to prove. If you ignore the fact that your child told a story when the evidence is so clear, you condone the behavior
@@jazmynbrown6820 Hi....I am a school Nurse and you better believe kids will lie and their parents (who tragically believe their little one's would never in a million years lie), they do lie because they don't want their child to be seen as trouble makers. Yes, Parents do encourage their kids good and bad behavior because they can't face negativity from the school.
My mom ran a daycare and honestly. If your having money trouble, just tell them the truth. There isn't any shame in it but manipulating someone with allegations of abuse is just what is wrong with our communities.
The Defendant and his wife were absolutely liars. Not only did they say they were moving the kids to the YMCA, but then in the follow up email, the wife says “this will wreck our finances and we won’t be able to afford the YMCA”. Only when the Plaintiff wouldn’t budge on what she was owed did the Defendant come back with the “Oh remember the time we thought our kid was being abused.” So…you mean to tell me you thought this school was potentially abusing your kid, but you never took any action, never made a report, never moved the kids until sometime later, and only seem to want to mention it as a means to get your money back after you failed to read the contract. Give me a break. It seems the poor kid comes by lying honestly, because his parents do it.
There are some people that don’t do confrontation very well. So this could very well be true. I think this was horrible to say this poor baby was lying. He’s a baby why is he gonna lie.
@@leelee3665 The Defendant’s clearly didn’t have any problem with confrontation, because, based on the Plaintiff and Defendant’s testimony, the father went into the classroom and aggressively confronted the teacher about the alleged situation. So, there is no fear of confrontation there. Then the kid laughed and hid and the father said it might be a lie. The father knows his son better than anyone else. Moreover, why would kids lie? Because kids sometimes tell fibs for fun. It’s up to us as adults to speak with the child to determine the truth and follow up on what they say, and clearly, based on the child’s reaction and the statements from the teacher, the child either was telling a fib or took a normal situation and described it in a way that sounded bad, as the Plaintiff explained when she talked about how the kids sometimes trip over each other while walking and that may have been what he was describing. If they really believed it, they would have followed through by reporting it. Not by moving on, and then only bringing it up to blackmail the Plaintiff into giving them the money back.
@@allegroaffettuoso9012 honestly I’m leaning more towards the parents making it up. I don’t think a three year old is gonna lie and say all these things happened when they didn’t. But I also feel like they should have paid the daycare. It’s what they owed.
1. You do not confront a teacher about an issue with the 3 year old right there. 2. It sounds like they were only there from April 25th to late May. So they were only there a month, not 3 months as stated in the beginning. 3. It sounded like they were only looking for a daycare to cover them until they were accepted elsewhere for free daycare. 4. Unless you call the police & file complaints, you still owe for 2 weeks per child for a notice. 5. The wife, who conveniently isn’t there, wrote a bogus ‘thank you for all your care’ text. And now, they are claiming abuse? I highly doubt they read the handbook! Or she wouldn’t have written that text. And then discovered they had no money to cover their other bills. 6. They wife is a trip on threatening the daycare. 7. A daycare is by attendance only. You pay for holidays when they are closed. A babysitter is only paid per attendance (you hire them for 3 days, you only pay for 3 days. A daycare care is you pay for the week & if they are sick for 4 days & can’t go, you STILL pay for 5 days. Get real parents. READ EVERYTHING!
Most daycares only schedule now for full time care. My daughter takes her son to day-care but they must Pay even if he doesn't go. The business needs to be able to count on staffing.
You definitely don't interrogate a child in front of the culprit.... I hate when Adults do that. Grownups crack under pressure...imagine how the child feels.
They couldn’t afford daycare and tried to blackmail the providers. Wow! People are already nervous and scared to leave their children at daycares and this is terrible. She was extremely professional and seem like she’s running a great Daycare Center.
Why assume they felt entitled and not just too lazy to read the handbook? The mother nor the kids were shown so you just assume that they’re white and not possibly biracial??
@@imissmayberry12 I think you're assuming you know what she meant by entitlement. I read that comment and race is the last thing that came to mind 🤷🏾♀️
I would never send my baby to a daycare without cameras and I honestly wouldn’t send him to any daycare unless I absolutely have to. I’ve seen too many videos of neglectful and abusive daycare workers. Won’t be knocking my child around. These people are looney liars though.
Where is the wife? She is throwing her husband under the bus after she started the fire. There is something seriously wrong with the defendant's wife. Why lie about things when it is so unnecessary and make up all that stuff about the ymca? If she really believed her son, shouldn't she let the plaintiff know so that this teacher can be evaluated and other children protected? They pretended to read that handbook to seem like good parents. In reality they didn't really care enough to read it.
I probably would've been mad about the 2 weeks notice (not because of the daycare...just because I wouldn't want to pay it after my kids unenrollment) but at no point would I have tried to evade paying what was due.
The defendants were not right!! It was handled all wrong!! And it's important to read the documents. What bothered me was the lie they continued with about the YMCA!! You don't have to make up a reason to take your child out,if you dont want them there give the notice and then take the child out.
Something similar to this just happened to me in my business and it’s crazy to me. Technically, she never has to go through the contract and explain what is in simple language. READING IS FUNDAMENTAL. Ignorance of the law/rules is not a defense. So if she never explains it in person (which she said she did) IT’S IN WRITING. People kill me signing things they don’t read then blaming other ppl when they are held to the contract they didn’t read 🤦🏽♀️
@Amy Ward omg right?? I rent office spaces. Because I KNOW there are certain things in the lease that ppl always whine about at the end when they’re trying to break a lease or not pay fines that are totally outlined in the lease I also tell them those verbally. So don’t tell me you didn’t know! You should have read AND you were told verbally. Then they’re mad at me. I didn’t make you sign that lease.
@@Kat-bu3bn EXACTLY. It’s so nerve wrecking. A customer actually told me “I didn’t read that part I was busy when I paid the invoice” 👀👈🏾👈🏾me looking for the part that has anything to do with me 🤦🏽♀️
Very interesting that mom was not there . Since she was the one who had a lot of positive communication with the owner, I wish JM had asked why mom wasn’t in court.
If your child is trampled there would be marks on him. The little boy was lying, however, I think the father was looking for an excuse to leave and then blaming them leaving on his son. 🤣
They are crazy if they think people will believe that they were just trying to be nice after supposedly learning their child was abused. Any normal parent would call CPS (or if there's a separate equivalent of that for childcare businesses) and/ or police, not "try to be nice".
Everyone's talking about how " professional " the plaintiff is. She's a day care owner. She kinda has to be. This isn't anything special. I'm not impressed.
Crazy how the mom was basically telling the day care attendant that if she doesn't get her money back, then and only then my child's alleged abuse would be reported.some parents don't deserve children
The plaintiff was the best prepared plaintiff I've seen on this show. 1. The defendant and his wife have a history of lying. 2. The child appears to tell lies too, but then he's only four. 3. The defendant didn't bother reading the handbook, and yet he (or wife) signed something that said he had. That's another lie. 4. The defendant thinks "over- exaggerate" is an actual word 🤣 The defendant and wife were cheats and liars!
@@mexicanspec it is a mix between a service and a product. You are paying for the facilities, teachers salaries, sometimes food, school supplies, safety regulation maintenance, security protocols and licenses - it has very little to do with the literal day to day. You don't want to pay, keep your kid at home. It's that simple.
@@kaybryan7530 Yes but if the school closes for no reason the parent should not have to pay. If the school refuses to let your kid in, your shouldn't have to pay. I need a business where people pay me even though I didn't provide the service promised.
Am I right that the parents claim the school’s teacher knocked their child down to the ground and let the entire class stomp him out, and they did nothing about it?
No one is talking about the husband who might actually be a good man but he has to deal with her crazy manipulative wife. I bet she even said to him "you see? You were nice again and that's why we lose. You are not like your brother!" Or something like that. The father said and admitted his kid might be lying in front of the teacher. Now he had to show his face because the mother did all that blackmailing. The person we should all be shaming is the mother.
If they really pulled their kids out due to abuse, they would have given THAT as the reason accompanied with going to the police and ringing bells for the other children!! Wow. They didn’t have the money and it’s fine but don’t blacklist a woman who is caring for kids in the process risking her livelihood!
It’s amazing how little money it takes for some people to sell their integrity on national television. The defendant and his wife are simply liars who want to avoid their debt. The plaintiff sounds very professional and she presents a great case!
The Plaintiff did an excellent job of presenting her case. For her own protection and the protection of her Teachers from allegations of "abuse" by any defendant in the future....install survellance camera's. That way her business has proof.
15:34 should she have to tell you again after you acknowledge it with a signature in multiple places? Those accusations could ruin her business and they threw them out falsely to get away without paying.
I never liked anyone else watching our kids. Sometimes I did need family to help with childcare, and I tried daycare, and private babysitters which didn’t work out either. Ultimately the solution was I worked nights, and my husband worked days.
Girl I hope I look like you when I am 50! Absolutely beautiful. I'm 38 and I feel it. Also lol 😆 same with this tittle. Hugs have a great day. Tschandra
She presented her case so professionally and pleasant. Great verdict.
She got her business squared away 💯
She is so professional. Kudos to her staying calm against the whole lying family
The plaintiff was so calm and respectful throughout this all. I'm so delighted that she WON!!!!
delighted
I would be surprised if she lost… thats obvious defendants are lying.
i dont think anybody wins in cases like these because so many working class people with children in america are struggling financially and even though legally the plaintiff won , i think morally and ethically its not such a win because getting a free 1100 dollars at the expense of a struggling family is immoral in my personal opinion and these two week clauses are just a way to get unearned money from people who have to make a decision to remove their child from that type of service .
@@marleonetti7 The parents were not forced to put their children in her daycare. Like the judge stated ALL daycare have clauses such as this. This is their business and how they make money. If parents pulled their children out of the daycare without cause, the providers cannot feed their families. Daycare providers do not get rich caring for children. If you do not want to put in your children in daycare, don't.
@@marleonetti7oh, please.
So concerned he alerted NO ONE to investigate a teacher supposedly assaulting his child. Not the police, not the state. Riiiiiiight.
You already wrote what I was thinking because DCF police and everybody would have been up in that school 🙄
It's kinda hard to report something that you can't substantiate because it didn't happen. It was a concocted story from the beginning, 4 year old don't articulate things the way the dad stated, I should know I've raised 2 to young adulthood and they had very expanded vocabularies because I didn't baby them and even they wouldn't have told a story that way.
That actually really common
Defendant’s wife tried to blackmail the plaintiff. Disgusting behavior!
But she is not showing her "Karen" face on TV. 😂😂🤣
maybe so but so many working class people with children in america are struggling financially and even though legally the plaintiff won , i think morally and ethically its not such a win because getting a free 1100 dollars at the expense of a struggling family is immoral in my personal opinion and these two week clauses are just a way to get unearned money from people who have to make a decision to remove their child from that type of service .
@@marleonetti7 let’s see if you would feel differently if it were you that owned the daycare. You are completely disregarding that the parents agreed to the early cancellation fee in the contract. This fee is for a reason, the daycare provider still has to pay their staff when someone doesn’t give any type of notice, even when it’s better for the parents because they are saving money.
From your statements,
it sounds like you believe someone else should suck up this fee that the parents owe bc they are short of money? This is an extremely weak argument.
Don’t try to pass on what you owe to someone else. It’s called being a responsible adult. If you yourself struggle with daycare fees and go back on agreements you’ve made, don’t have kids. You knew the price of daycare before you had a child
@@kac4klhc977 well the only way they would owe money in the most literal sense is if they actually left their child in the daycare for 2 weeks and then refused to pay . but this is a situation where the daycare actually gets to be paid for not actually taking care of their child for two weeks and i think its unfair . i think the law should only enforce a contract that is fair one and these type of contracts only benefit one party so they are unfair .
Are you related to the Defendants or just stupid?!?!
She’s trying to run a BUSINESS. The rescission period is clearly spelled out in writing, and the Defendants signed it, not once, but TWICE! Something better popped up, and they were going as far as suggesting child abuse. They’re disgusting!
So if you’re not related to them, then you’re stupid.
She was ON IT! Great episode, that's how you plead your case.
If I understand correctly, the child fibbed about the treatment he got at the "mean school," and then the wife fibs about a scholarship to a YMCA daycare facility. Do we see a trend in this family?🤨
Yes, it a learned behavior.
Ohhhh. Buuuuurn
@Richard: Yep! Mom's a liar, Dad's a liar = the little "apples" they produce, won't fall far from the tree(s).
So I’m sure all your kids gossip and judge people off one interaction 😅
Yes. It’s a trend most people follow
Quite the title from a daycare lawsuit...
This is crazy. I work at a school and just a few days ago, a kid told his mom that his stomach hurts because a kid punched him in the stomach. The parent was mad at the teacher and when the teacher told her the accused kid has been out sick for a few days, the parent said she didn't even know who to believe. Kids lie and some parents encourage their behavior.
I wouldn’t call that encouraging his behavior, she just didn’t know what to believe.
@Jazmyn Brown but her saying she didnt know who to believe makes zero sense when attendance is so easy to prove. If you ignore the fact that your child told a story when the evidence is so clear, you condone the behavior
@@sadiebrown4493 ok Sadie
I just said that to my son
@@jazmynbrown6820 Hi....I am a school Nurse and you better believe kids will lie and their parents (who tragically believe their little one's would never in a million years lie), they do lie because they don't want their child to be seen as trouble makers. Yes, Parents do encourage their kids good and bad behavior because they can't face negativity from the school.
Excellent job done by the plaintiff.
My mom ran a daycare and honestly. If your having money trouble, just tell them the truth. There isn't any shame in it but manipulating someone with allegations of abuse is just what is wrong with our communities.
That's messed up. They don't get their way, so they make up abuse allegations?
Smart lady. Kudos to her!!
I think they just couldn’t afford it lol like get it together and yes I’m so glad the plaintiff came in so professional that’s so refreshing 💜
Whoever picked the title deserves an award
Surely the People’s Court recognized what a provocative double entendre they titled this episode 😂
I'm a single parent I can tell when my child lies and have been able since he was 3. He is 8 now and still tries to lie
So glad she took them to court for their breach of contract!
The Defendant and his wife were absolutely liars. Not only did they say they were moving the kids to the YMCA, but then in the follow up email, the wife says “this will wreck our finances and we won’t be able to afford the YMCA”. Only when the Plaintiff wouldn’t budge on what she was owed did the Defendant come back with the “Oh remember the time we thought our kid was being abused.” So…you mean to tell me you thought this school was potentially abusing your kid, but you never took any action, never made a report, never moved the kids until sometime later, and only seem to want to mention it as a means to get your money back after you failed to read the contract. Give me a break. It seems the poor kid comes by lying honestly, because his parents do it.
Absolutely, learned behavior /manipulation
There are some people that don’t do confrontation very well. So this could very well be true. I think this was horrible to say this poor baby was lying. He’s a baby why is he gonna lie.
@@leelee3665 The Defendant’s clearly didn’t have any problem with confrontation, because, based on the Plaintiff and Defendant’s testimony, the father went into the classroom and aggressively confronted the teacher about the alleged situation. So, there is no fear of confrontation there. Then the kid laughed and hid and the father said it might be a lie. The father knows his son better than anyone else. Moreover, why would kids lie? Because kids sometimes tell fibs for fun. It’s up to us as adults to speak with the child to determine the truth and follow up on what they say, and clearly, based on the child’s reaction and the statements from the teacher, the child either was telling a fib or took a normal situation and described it in a way that sounded bad, as the Plaintiff explained when she talked about how the kids sometimes trip over each other while walking and that may have been what he was describing. If they really believed it, they would have followed through by reporting it. Not by moving on, and then only bringing it up to blackmail the Plaintiff into giving them the money back.
@@allegroaffettuoso9012 honestly I’m leaning more towards the parents making it up. I don’t think a three year old is gonna lie and say all these things happened when they didn’t. But I also feel like they should have paid the daycare. It’s what they owed.
NEVER ever sign a contract without fully reading it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
People have sighed at me when I’ve done that. I don’t care. I’m reading every syllable. But I will freely admit to not reading insurance policies.
1. You do not confront a teacher about an issue with the 3 year old right there. 2. It sounds like they were only there from April 25th to late May. So they were only there a month, not 3 months as stated in the beginning. 3. It sounded like they were only looking for a daycare to cover them until they were accepted elsewhere for free daycare. 4. Unless you call the police & file complaints, you still owe for 2 weeks per child for a notice. 5. The wife, who conveniently isn’t there, wrote a bogus ‘thank you for all your care’ text. And now, they are claiming abuse? I highly doubt they read the handbook! Or she wouldn’t have written that text. And then discovered they had no money to cover their other bills. 6. They wife is a trip on threatening the daycare. 7. A daycare is by attendance only. You pay for holidays when they are closed. A babysitter is only paid per attendance (you hire them for 3 days, you only pay for 3 days. A daycare care is you pay for the week & if they are sick for 4 days & can’t go, you STILL pay for 5 days. Get real parents. READ EVERYTHING!
Most daycares only schedule now for full time care.
My daughter takes her son to
day-care but they must Pay even if he doesn't go.
The business needs to be able to count on staffing.
You definitely don't interrogate a child in front of the culprit.... I hate when Adults do that. Grownups crack under pressure...imagine how the child feels.
I think ever day care should have camera's for their protection and for parents to see what's going on.
Every Day Care I've worked at had cameras in the classroom
Some parents just can't accept that kids lie at times.
If my kids were going to this daycare, I'd be comfortable. Seems like they are really well put together 🙂
Give your TH-cam team a raise for this title. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
And it's a daycare case lmao perfection
The case of pulling out at the last minute 😆
The defendant and his wife plotted the entire thing to get out of the contract. The plaintiff is very professional, well prepared as well.
They couldn’t afford daycare and tried to blackmail the providers. Wow! People are already nervous and scared to leave their children at daycares and this is terrible. She was extremely professional and seem like she’s running a great Daycare Center.
They was hoping a cup of *entitlement* mixed with a cup of *lies* and baked for 1 hour, would trump a signed contract. 🍲 Pay The Lady!
Why assume they felt entitled and not just too lazy to read the handbook? The mother nor the kids were shown so you just assume that they’re white and not possibly biracial??
@Victoria Windsor you were the one who mentioned race
@@marcia1248 because I know what is meant by ENTITLEMENT
@@imissmayberry12 I think you're assuming you know what she meant by entitlement. I read that comment and race is the last thing that came to mind 🤷🏾♀️
By trump, do you mean a winning hand or a famous grifting politician?
She did a great job explaining her case.
I would never send my baby to a daycare without cameras and I honestly wouldn’t send him to any daycare unless I absolutely have to. I’ve seen too many videos of neglectful and abusive daycare workers. Won’t be knocking my child around. These people are looney liars though.
Where is the wife? She is throwing her husband under the bus after she started the fire. There is something seriously wrong with the defendant's wife. Why lie about things when it is so unnecessary and make up all that stuff about the ymca? If she really believed her son, shouldn't she let the plaintiff know so that this teacher can be evaluated and other children protected? They pretended to read that handbook to seem like good parents. In reality they didn't really care enough to read it.
Very true.
Bingo.
Pulling out… daycare… kids got it 😂😂😂😂😂
When adults don't have integrity....sad
Wow “pulling out at the last minute I thought it was a paternity case
I probably would've been mad about the 2 weeks notice (not because of the daycare...just because I wouldn't want to pay it after my kids unenrollment) but at no point would I have tried to evade paying what was due.
The defendants were not right!! It was handled all wrong!! And it's important to read the documents. What bothered me was the lie they continued with about the YMCA!! You don't have to make up a reason to take your child out,if you dont want them there give the notice and then take the child out.
She is one of my favorite plaintiffs ever. She really reminds me of a coworker/friend I used to have -- so sweet but so real.
He has such a conniving wife, why didn’t she get on camera? 😂 throwing rocks and hiding her hands
Something similar to this just happened to me in my business and it’s crazy to me. Technically, she never has to go through the contract and explain what is in simple language. READING IS FUNDAMENTAL. Ignorance of the law/rules is not a defense. So if she never explains it in person (which she said she did) IT’S IN WRITING. People kill me signing things they don’t read then blaming other ppl when they are held to the contract they didn’t read 🤦🏽♀️
@Amy Ward omg right?? I rent office spaces. Because I KNOW there are certain things in the lease that ppl always whine about at the end when they’re trying to break a lease or not pay fines that are totally outlined in the lease I also tell them those verbally. So don’t tell me you didn’t know! You should have read AND you were told verbally. Then they’re mad at me. I didn’t make you sign that lease.
@@Kat-bu3bn EXACTLY. It’s so nerve wrecking. A customer actually told me “I didn’t read that part I was busy when I paid the invoice” 👀👈🏾👈🏾me looking for the part that has anything to do with me 🤦🏽♀️
It's a rather elaborate lie for a small kid to come up with. So it's either not a lie, or it's a story good old dad dreamt up.
Very interesting that mom was not there . Since she was the one who had a lot of positive communication with the owner, I wish JM had asked why mom wasn’t in court.
The defendant and his wife are liars.
Where’s the wife? Too embarrassed I presume?
Wow. I find it funny the defendants wife didn't show her face during the case even tho she was at the center of all of it
If your child is trampled there would be marks on him. The little boy was lying, however, I think the father was looking for an excuse to leave and then blaming them leaving on his son. 🤣
this elderly looking lady knows all about "pulling out at the last minute".
They are crazy if they think people will believe that they were just trying to be nice after supposedly learning their child was abused. Any normal parent would call CPS (or if there's a separate equivalent of that for childcare businesses) and/ or police, not "try to be nice".
Everyone's talking about how
" professional " the plaintiff is. She's a day care owner. She kinda has to be. This isn't anything special. I'm not impressed.
I’ve never pulled out prematurely 😂
Boy, I realized I have a dirty mind after reading that title. 😂
Why didn't the wife testify? I hate to judge people but as soon as I saw him, I just thought this guy is a bully.
Dem damn kids in the background, phone texts, too much happening here lol 😂😂😂
This title is soooo tacky 😂
JM some kids will actually giggle and hide when nervous especially when they’re 3/4.
Yep!
His "Pull Out" game wasn't on point this time.
What a nice person the plaintiff is! I wish I had small children to send them to her daycare.
As a mother it’s odd judge milian doesn’t think a kid wouldn’t giggle or hide because they are nervous
Yeah kids lie like this sometimes
Crazy how the mom was basically telling the day care attendant that if she doesn't get her money back, then and only then my child's alleged abuse would be reported.some parents don't deserve children
Defendants are horrible liars! I’m glad the plaintiff doesn’t have to deal with these people ever again. Praying for their children!!!
If he would've "pulled out at the last minute" he wouldn't need that daycare facility 🤷🏼♀️ 😂
Defendant is a liar his wifes email kinda kills everything. They dont understand that people have to make a living and you ned to give proper notice
The plaintiff was the best prepared plaintiff I've seen on this show.
1. The defendant and his wife have a history of lying. 2. The child appears to tell lies too, but then he's only four. 3. The defendant didn't bother reading the handbook, and yet he (or wife) signed something that said he had. That's another lie.
4. The defendant thinks "over- exaggerate" is an actual word 🤣 The defendant and wife were cheats and liars!
Its ok to say they are raising a liar...4 or not. It's unfortunate.
these parents dont control their kids. if that would have happened he would have had all scars
Did the plaintiff say that even if she is closed the parents still has to pay for that day? How does she get away with that?
It's day care, is not just her. You're paying for the "spot", not day by day. They are not a sitter.
@@elisapierre-procope9177 They are a service industry. They should not get paid foe the day if they decide to not offer said service.
@@mexicanspec it is a mix between a service and a product. You are paying for the facilities, teachers salaries, sometimes food, school supplies, safety regulation maintenance, security protocols and licenses - it has very little to do with the literal day to day. You don't want to pay, keep your kid at home. It's that simple.
And think about school in general, if you pay tuition and not go or if it's a holiday or snow day, you still pay
@@kaybryan7530 Yes but if the school closes for no reason the parent should not have to pay. If the school refuses to let your kid in, your shouldn't have to pay. I need a business where people pay me even though I didn't provide the service promised.
Seems like the whole family lies.
Pulling out at the last minute. That's why he needs daycare😂
Am I right that the parents claim the school’s teacher knocked their child down to the ground and let the entire class stomp him out, and they did nothing about it?
No one is talking about the husband who might actually be a good man but he has to deal with her crazy manipulative wife. I bet she even said to him "you see? You were nice again and that's why we lose. You are not like your brother!" Or something like that.
The father said and admitted his kid might be lying in front of the teacher. Now he had to show his face because the mother did all that blackmailing. The person we should all be shaming is the mother.
And she should have been sitting right next to him. Pathetic.
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Good for the Plaintiff for suing those TREACHEROUS Defendants!!
Those Defendants are HORRIBLE PEOPLE!!!
Soon as he started talking, I knew the lies would stack up one after another. 'Nough said.
Douglas.... You feel better now?😂😂
If they really pulled their kids out due to abuse, they would have given THAT as the reason accompanied with going to the police and ringing bells for the other children!! Wow. They didn’t have the money and it’s fine but don’t blacklist a woman who is caring for kids in the process risking her livelihood!
Whoever came up with the title of this video knew what they were doing 😂
The defendant is a liar.
You have to read a contract before signing it, otherwise you come to court looking like these defendants...
It’s amazing how little money it takes for some people to sell their integrity on national television. The defendant and his wife are simply liars who want to avoid their debt. The plaintiff sounds very professional and she presents a great case!
I don't care how sweet someone seems or politely speaks..I don't trust daycare facilities
I like this lady's east coast accent. She can't help it lol.
Pulling out? I'm done😂
So hes willing to keep the abuse to himself if he keeps his money ? Scary
Lmao nah the title is crazy
The title though... 😆
The title of this one can leave a lot to the imagination. 😂
I wonder if the kid tells tall tells because the parents do?
The Plaintiff did an excellent job of presenting her case. For her own protection and the protection of her Teachers from allegations of "abuse" by any defendant in the future....install survellance camera's. That way her business has proof.
Love the plaintiff voice. Seems the wife was the crook here and manipulated her husband into taking this case all on his own
The defendant is a bold-faced liar!
From the title, I thought this case was going to be about the rhythm method.
15:34 should she have to tell you again after you acknowledge it with a signature in multiple places? Those accusations could ruin her business and they threw them out falsely to get away without paying.
That's what she said.
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This episode should be named innuendos
The title 😂
Riiiiight... They knew 😅
I thought this was about something else 😅
Y’all play too much with these titles. 🥺😳😅
Liar liar liar!!! How embarrassing for these these parents! !! Why lie?!
I never liked anyone else watching our kids. Sometimes I did need family to help with childcare, and I tried daycare, and private babysitters which didn’t work out either. Ultimately the solution was I worked nights, and my husband worked days.
Congrats sis!
I’m glad the plaintiff won her case and got her money. We’ll next time read the handbook throughly and don’t try to reverse the process
PULLING OUT PREMATURELY!Sorry as a 50 yr old woman I still had to laugh at the title. 🤣🤣🤣
First thing I thought🤭
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Girl I hope I look like you when I am 50! Absolutely beautiful. I'm 38 and I feel it. Also lol 😆 same with this tittle. Hugs have a great day.
Tschandra
@@tschandraheinze1680 thank you so much. You are sweet for saying that.
@@bassdmin7436 Absolutely honey. Sorry just seeing this. TH-cam is slow 🐌 have a great weekend.
I pray the son has better actions than the mother and father
I hope everyone has a wonderful Sunday ✌🏻🙏🏻