JUDGE is FURIOUS! Landlords Entitled Behavior Exposed By Fed Up Tenants!
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Intro And Outro Music:
Intro: "We kick it like no one else" By Gloria Tells
Outro: "Times Like These" By Andrew Galucki
When Judge Simpson has to lean back in his chair you are in trouble.
This is not the first time she has not paid.
I love the way Judge Simpsons stands up for those who are unable to defend themselves. We need more judges just like him.
He stands up for Deadbeat looking for free rent handout.
@@chrisstewart5992 I think the defendant is a scammer as well, but the plaintiff screwed up the paperwork to the point that Simpson couldn't proceed. Instead of dismissing the case and forcing the landlord to start over, she has a chance to amend the complaint and get a judgment next week.
Did y'all here the Mic Drop when Judge Simpson said "You're client or her party are in trouble!" Lol, love it!
Judge Simpson has a great smile 😀 and hilarious laughable laugh 🤣
He’s awesome 👏🏼😎
ikr! each time i see him smile or hear him laugh, it seems like all is right in the world for that brief moment.
Ohhh please tell me we will see that lady on Sept 6!!! I just can’t wait to see how she proceeds representing herself with that attitude! Judge Simpson will in no way tolerate that!
I didn't like Lisa as soon as she opened her mouth, very cocky. The thing with drugs and health hazard is BS. Her father is BSing.
@@MayDa-ll7oe Did you watch the lie up?
Simpson chided the lady, declaring "you people are using big legal words and have no idea what they mean" when she announced she was acting pro se. A moment earlier Simpson was told the lady's father was a licensed, practicing attorney in Ohio. I'm pretty sure "pro se" means the same in Ohio as it does in Michigan.
Next Friday and the Tuesday the 10th, im almost willing to bet somebody will be in Contempt. Mr. Allen gonna be busy them days. Lmfao, thats gonna be a whole show. Cant wait.
I have popcorn on my shopping list in advance.
I’m dead I don’t ever think I heard Judge Simpson laugh so hard when she said objection! At least her dad’s a lawyer so she’s familiar with the terms and how to use it I presume 😂😂😂
I can't believe the Dad offered up he's an attorney yet botched the submission of paperwork. I'll give him the benefit of doubt that he didn't submit them but is cleaning up the mess.
Yeah, that brought a big smile. She's so smug!
@@gregwessels7205 exactly and her father knew he is not allowed to practice in the state of Michigan, but then she’s like he’s my legal representative. Get a life lady.
She did _not_ use it correctly.
@@blondesense1708 And the confidence with which she used it was off the charts!
Next Friday and September 10th are gonna be interesting 😂
The lady who sister broke in is in trouble, hopefully she will be arrested on the 10th.
with any luck but doubtful
@@MayDa-ll7oe Only if there is evidence that she did steal.
@@PCFLSZ I'm not so sure about that, there may have been a liability created by anyone in her party entering the premesis. They know that, made a calculated decision and now it is very possibly going to cost her as the property would appear to have been secure until one in her party entered through a window.
@@Heather_A1 People typically aren't penalized because someone they are with commits a crime unless there is evidence of collusion or participation.
The plaintiff is a witness at this point, nothing more.
What attorney’s daughter doesn’t have a written lease.
Yah right
Yep. It sounds like they were throwing everything against the wall, hoping for something--anything--to stick. A bit sus...
@@Doxymeister that is what i was thinking just by the mess of paperwork they threw out there which i think may come back to bite them in the backside
@@blondesense1708 She probably didn't discuss it with her dad first. Her filings sound like someone who is in a panic because she realized she fell for a scam.
“Quiet use and enjoyment” is something some landlords forget. Yes, you own the property BUT if you’re accepting, and cashing, the rent checks, the tenant quasi-owns the property and is allowed a peaceful use therof. That landlord broke the law, it’s a criminal case now. 😂😂😂😂😂
Not to mention she potentially opened the door to civil liability for the money and items the defendant claims were stolen. She said they never went in there, then she personally never went into the property, etc, THEN finally admitted someone went in on her behalf. That whole 20 questions bit to get to the truth doesn't exactly make her look credible, and Simpson is obviously unimpressed.
I think that the whole case is in danger of being thrown out or reset, because just as they can't accept rent when they give a notice to quit, neither party can violate the terms of the lease (even a default one if none was signed). So violating the lease could mean the notice to quit is invalid or quashed, or there's damages to be had.
yup i rented a private house from someone i thought was a friend and someone i had done alot of work on the property when she lived in it and still made sure in the memo section of my check i wrote rent for xx month. when they illegally entered removing a bunch of appliances including the fridge and leaving my food to spoil when we went to court she tried claiming because it was one house she was not a landlord and therefor was exempt from landlord tenant laws judge looked at her and told her you accepted and cashed checks that clearly said rent therefor you are a landlord and are subject to the rules and laws and found in my favor wasn't much but better than nothing
@@AnonymaxUKThere is no lease and no rent owed. The 'tenant' was the live-in girlfriend of the now deceased owner. The plaintiff is the representative of the estate, not a landlord.
@@PCFLSZ I was using an example of rent as one reason why an eviction proceeding would be invalidated. A lease isn't required to benefit from tenant rights.
over $80 per day, which is at least $2400 per month. She's a hotel squatter, you can rent cheaper than that.
yeah long term "hotel or motel rentals" are one of the biggest scams out there it is legal but still a scam your paying at least $2400 a month for a room!
In the last one, the look on that lawyers face at the end tells me he knows his client is cooked.
Oh he knew before that, he was just hoping none of it would come up and he could just skip away with a writ.
IMO he sounded like he was asking legal advice. 😂
@@gregwessels7205 His client is fine unless there is evidence that she directed the sister to break-in and/or steal from the defendant. Simpson is already punishing them by delaying the eviction hearing for a week.
@@PCFLSZNegative..she said her sister entered her home..her sister is not whom the contract was with it was her.. So her sister had no right to enter that home, that is indeed breaking and entering. Not to mention in Tenant and Landlord Laws the Landord has to give at least a 24 hour notice that they will be entering the home. So even if it was the Landlord that entered she’s still in violation because she didn’t provide a 24 hour notice to enter.
@@SH3SS0CALIGIRL619 You are correct, the plaintiff claimed her sister entered the property alone. Since the plaintiff is the Landlord, she did not violate the Landlord/Tenant Act.
The sister is not the landlord so the Landlord/Tenant Act wouldn't apply to her. She could be criminally charged with B&E and possibly theft if there is any evidence it.
My point was the eviction should proceed unless evidence is provided that implicates the plaintiff.
I've watched this a couple of times already, and I shake my head every time I watch it. I can't wait for the follow-up on this one!!! Hopefully, she'll get her sh!t together by then, but I doubt it! Thanks for another GREAT video!!! Love ya girl! 🥰💖🤗❤️
Sep 10th is shaping up nicely for landlord/tenant nerds like me!
You have to put up the follow up to that last one. That looks ugly. Even the lawyer was smiling knowing it’s a mess now.
PERSON SHOULD ABSOLUTELY NEVER ENTER THE PERSONS APARTMENT. Cant wait for this to be heard SEPT 10TH
Same!!!
ditto!
84$ a day??? That’s 2500$ a month!!!
It's a hotel room. Why she's in a hotel room and not an apartment is a big ol' shrug. First thought, bad credit?
@@seantimmons5900 previously homeless, just got out of prison, just released from rehab, or you know so poor she cannot afford what it takes to rent a place wherever she lives at.....could be any or all of the above???
@seantimmons5900 Then, why isn't it working out in the way of the Hotel just disabling her room key after the days she has paid for are up & she can NO LONGER continue to stay & run up such a HUGE bill amount of "supposed" rent 🙄 & be going through an eviction process 🙄????!!! 🙄 SMH... Make it make sense...
You’re not meant to stay there for a month. It’s a cheap price for a daily rental for a motel but if you stayed there a month you’d have the money to be renting your own apartment. Unless you didn’t have the credit to do so.
@@seantimmons5900As one who has worked for and managed one of these properties, I definitely agree with you ,some people do not have the the credit or have other problems that prohibit them from having an apt. This may not be the best option but you do become a resident after 30 days.
I love an angry judge Simpson who puts entitled daughters in their places!!!!!
On a side note, when they're in the courtroom, the audio is awful. The mics aren't on and they aren't even close to them, if they were! It's awful.
Legally her father cannot represent and be a witness in a case.
The last case, the attorney seems incompetent. He doesn't know what he needs to prepare for a final settlement conference? Might want to switch area of practice.
Then pro se couldn't either. It depends on venue.
@@ToadsMCFROGGYthis judge has already ruled thatc in another case. A pro se isn't a practicing attorney with temporary license either it's just a person.
@ToadsMCFROGGY No idea what you're talking about here. When you have a case, only two people csn file paperwork. Yourself if you are pro se, or your lawyer if you are represented. That he is a lawyer in another state is as useful in Michigan as being, say, an electrician in Michigan. He doesn't know Michigan's laws. He could go ahead and get charged with improper practice of law.
@@ToadsMCFROGGYa pro se isn't an advocate it's a defendant. You can't advocate and be involved
@@seantimmons5900 he is also not licensed to practice in Michigan only ohio so he could get in hot water with the bar in his state for attempting to practice unlicensed in another state. seem the sponsoring attorney realized the mess him and his daughter had made for them selves and noped away right quick.
Another professional victim. Typical entitled doubletalk. “It’s here but I can’t “see” it”. What a joke.
Speaking about dad/daughter or Mr. Brown?
Darren is very tired. The nap at 43:03 is hilarious
I can’t wait until the updates!!!!! 😂
love Mr. Allen
We can never have enough of "the buffliff!"
He is looking particularly good in this vid
I hope that Lisa is arrested on the 10th because something is up when his clerk mentioned that "case with the attorney".
The first case. she did not share the evidence with the other side of when a tenant has to live in a hotel or motel. bad move. And she does not understand what she needs to do for the judge. And that is the fool for a client when you represent yourself in court.
Poor Darren has been waiting in every video I've watched!
No one should think they can gaslight judge Simpson
She is over $9,000 behind in rent! That just blows my mind.
Man September 6th and 10th is gonna be good. That last case, landlord is in. Lot of trouble.
Thanks love for the late treat I needed! 💙💙
i feel bat for the attorney at the end, dude did what he could and you can tell form his smile he knew his clients where in deep
I bet most judges would rather spend ALL DAY LONG on criminal cases than having to deal with these idi0tic landlord cases 🙄
that landlords sister just cost her the entire case, I will be surprised if the landlord gets a single penny out of this case.
@@Googledybunkers The case is delayed a week, the defendant still doesn't have a defense for the eviction. The plaintiff isn't asking for money, only possession.
Even the subtitles can't hear what they are saying 😢
Not him laughing when she had a valid objection 😂😂😂😂
I have a feeling Mr. Allen might be standing behind Ms Ashleigh next time.
Please keep up updated on the last case.
They charge $86/a day for rent????
They're a hotel, not an apartment.
This is not a typical apartment rental. What we are dealing with here is what is known as a long-term stay hotel. These hotels are designed for stays of 2 weeks to 6 months. The average daily rate tends to vary from $54 to $109 per day. Sometimes, in cases of a stay over 3 months, the property may negotiate a lower rate as a favor. However, after 30 consecutive days, they may not charge any taxes or fees. It defaults to a flat daily rate.
@@RJB1013 I know there is places in Norway where I live who stay at a hotel in weeks/month’s but that’s it’s because of work. The company get a very nice deal because they stay so long. My husband stayed at a hotel where he worked one time. They had rooms at the hotel where there was a sofa and some snacks and stuff. But I have never ever heard about that people use hotel in Norway like a house. I have seen it many times one You Tube but everytime they trew them out of the room. And they have always only underwear on and scream and hit the police. But it looks like many hotel is very cheap. Have almost nothing at all. Please excuse me grammer and spelling. I am Norwegian. Born and raised and live in Norway. Have a wonderfull day where you live😀
Judge Simpsons smile is truly a bright spot in my day❤
Judge Simpson is very understanding If you think you can push him to agree with you Stop right there honor him he will guide you in the right direction
Please please give us a follow up on these cases. I want to see them all 🤣
That last attorney Mr. Gross really tried to act like he didn't have knowledge of the situation.
Fantastic video ! Thanks so much! I appreciate you! ❤
Thank you ma'am.The last case was great and I do not think the lawyer had any idea what he was doing. I am looking forward to the September 10th hearing if you could bring that to us please.
Daren Bow taking a grandpa nap during court was so amusing to watch 😂
Judge Simpson is the most fair judge I've ever seen. Anyone who accuses him of unfairness in court deserves in full the tirade of his defence of himself.
lawyer (and i suspect the client on advice from the lawyer) were being so disingenuous during the proceedings. It was only after the judge Simpson pressed further and after the landlord, admitted that her sister had entered the home that the lawyer acknowledged having spoken to his client on that day and advised her to leave the premises
86 dollars per day? Is she living in a hotel? That´s insane amount for a house or apartment.
All jurisdictions should require the rent to be placed in escrow in full in order for a tenant to pursue a case. These cases taking months a years with someone squatting is ridiculous
@@jbsack Escrow for all unpaid rent must be deposited to the court registry before the court will hear any defenses in Florida. Non-payment evictions take about two weeks.
@@PCFLSZ I know. I live in Florida. Rest of the states/jurisdictions need to do the same. Ridiculous that a squatter can tie up your property for so long with the way some of these courts operate.
@@jbsack I'm torn on that. Having states that are so lenient makes Florida a less attractive destination for the professional scammers. But I take your point.
“When grifting knows no bounds”
Who us that man that sits there exercising his neck. Surplus to requirements one would think. Damned annoying anyway. Why are there always Randoms at these hearings on zoom?
1st case: Life is hard when a simple solution is to pay your rent or leave. Owes $9k? Geez.
That last case I could not hear the plaintiff at all and I really want too bc that company is trying to screw her over. I’m not finished yet but he knows they are trying to eff her over he’s trying to talk a bunch of mumbo jumbo. I just want to know what he’s saying.
HOW or WHY DOES ANYBODY PAY $86.44 a DAY to live in a MOTEL!!?? That is ALMOST $2600 A MONTH!!! 😮😮😮😮 REALLY!!! WHY DOESN'T THIS WOMAN FIND A NICE APARTMENT FOR AROUND $1400 A MONTH, AND NOT HAVE TO GET BEHIND ALMOST $10,000 IN JUST 4 MONTHS!!!
PLUS, THIS MUST BE ONE HIGH END HOTEL TO BE COLLECTING SO MUCH RENT FROM PEOPLE!! OR A SLUMLORD TAKING ADVANTAGE OF PEOPLE!! IMO!! I'M FLABBERGASTED!!!
If she has no intention of paying the cost is irrelevant
Wow! That last lawyer could not read the room! He was made to look like an arrogant idiot
Judge Simpson is one of my favorite judges. Very fair and does his best to work with people. Don't tick him off though 😊
Check Mate!!! LOL
$2500.00 plus for an apartment? Maybe she should find something she can afford.
Girl in last case got SCAMMED 3K 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I cannot believe the number of people who talk over judges, today was insane!
- That Lisa chick rubbed me the wrong way from the start, I'm pretty sure there is a lease that magically disappeared. You kick someone out and then complain that they aren't mowing the lawn? I hope her tenants are able to get a good lawyer.
- The one with the judgement, someone screwed up the numbers and left that poor lawyer to try and fix it for them with the judge...
- That Ashleigh lady, resident and legal owner are two VERY different things, the only way the police would have told her she could enter the home is if she LIED to them and said it was her residence. She just admitted that she committed a felony live on Zoom Court and you can tell that her lawyer knows she's screwed herself.... She might be able to get the Melanie evicted but she's also going to be facing some fines and maybe jail or at least probation. What an idiot!
This isn't Brown's first time being evicted. He never sent an email or text to Reppert referring to the missing lease? If you noticed, he only said that he had moved out of the house. But his son was dropped off there the other day. It doesn't sound like the wife and kids have moved.
None of his arguments addressed the issues with his tenancy. He never said he was going to pay or that he was taking care of the property. Instead he claims a missing lease, the plaintiff has trouble with the bank that somehow affects him, he has been constructively evicted, her attorney father is acting as an attorney without a license, he needs time to find an attorney, and his disabled family is being traumatized.
He lucked out with the plaintiff screwing up the paperwork because with the exception of the lease which he has provided no evidence of, he has made no argument to stop the eviction.
For the final case, the plaintiff may have thought the home was vacant when they entered. There was no testimony that anyone went through a window. This case isn't a normal eviction, the plaintiff isn't a landlord and the tenant never had a rental agreement. Unless there is evidence that the plaintiff is involved with the theft, it's unlikely any charges will be pursued. After Simpson scolds the plaintiff, he should go ahead and issue judgment for possession as the tenant isn't arguing that she is not supposed to be out.
August 31, 2024: The last view of the ongoing cases with the lawyer I love it “I’m good!” After the lawyer wants to know what to prepare that he got a warning that his clients maybe in whole bit of trouble. Yes!!!! One for the people!
Sounds to me like her sister should be arrested for breaking and entering trespassing and stealing and I'm pretty sure that attorney smug little smile will not be there on the 10th of September😅
No reason for the attorney not to smile, he would get another retainer fee.
Unless there is evidence of the sister stealing, she will likely not be punished in any significant manner.
I still can’t believe how people dress for court. Like wtf are you doing?! Show a little respect
yes that day in simpson was wow , i have to say im kinda glad there was no chat , these cases are wow , i really liked the one where they did go into the womans apt n tried to say they didnt , till questioned
Judge Simpson need better microphones. The sound is always terrible.
I think I've seen Lisa Reppert before. Does anyone else recognize her?
That last case did the Lawyer seem a little smug or was he just bewildered by Judge Simpson? He had a smirk on his face at the end after the Judge said his client maybe in trouble. I thought that was weird.
Its just his resting face. I've seen him several times and he always looks like that.
People are crazy to try to live in these residents, hotels or motels or whatever it’s just a sign that they credit. It is so bad they can’t find any other place to rent usually from alcoholism or some similar problem.
So, her rent is 68 dollars, and she is behind 9,000 dollars ? I don't know if i heard that righr
Uh Huh! Mr. William Gross, first, you just got caught lying to Judge Simpson....not good. Plus, that smug look you got on your face tells me you thought you were going to come in there and rake Ms Sanders over the coals. But this Judge doesn't play those kind of games! Now go back and teach your client something about the law and while you're at it, why don't you both come back with an attitude adjustment!🤠🤠
So funny when she said object so funny
B&E ladies attorney SUCKS!
Mr iPhone needs to sit down...he's making me dizzy...
Spoiled boomer landlords are the worst they had everything handed to them and pulled the ladder up u pay for them to live in their second home care free well u can't buy a first home
Sound quality is so bad I can't understand most of it😢😢😢😢
Love Judge Simpson, a "man" for the people!
People have forgotten how to be respectful and listen to whoever is talking. It’s that or parents are failing their children big time.
When anyone says "I'm good!" You know thats not true!! Get em Simpson!!
Who the heck is Mike and Kim...lol
48:53--Rogue's had it rough since Gambit died.
Cant wait til sept 10th
That third case I could not hear the plaintiff at all and I really want too bc that company is trying to screw her over. I’m not finished yet but he knows they are trying to eff her over he’s trying to talk a bunch of mumbo jumbo. I just want to know what he’s saying.
Ms. Reppert sounds really nasty and not easy to work with. I'm choose one thing lady in response to Judge questions. She is rude also. Ouch! Bank fraud? Dad should not be defending his daughter because he is not licensed in their state! ❤Judge Simpson shut down of Attorney Gods. His client is in deep trouble. Looking forward to the follow up on this case!
You should watch the followup, defendant lied. A lot.
The last one!!! Woooohoooo!
Just saw the results of another case where the cops told a person to simply break in to a home. Both times, the person told them that they were the legal resident. Both times, cops took their word for it and mistakenly asserted they had the right to enter the property. At least in the first case, the cops were disciplined for their errors.
@@conscientiousobserver8772 If they are residents, they do have a right to enter. Legal owners may not break in if they know the property is occupied by others.
@@PCFLSZ True, but this girl just told the cops she had residency. She didn't. They just took her word for it.
The cop that told her she could break in was suspended.
@@conscientiousobserver8772I don't see why the cop would have been suspended unless there is more to the story. If she claimed residency and asked the cop if she could break in, he gave the correct answer. In a situation like that, if there is no one in the property, the cops shouldn't assist her with breaking in but could ask her to provide proof of residency once she does enter the home if they doubt she is being truthful.
Did the other video state what the cops should have done instead?
@@PCFLSZ Oh, it turned into a complete debacle.
Woman who claimed residency had moved out two weeks prior, but left some items in the exe's place.
The cop told her that she had a right to break down the door.
The woman kicked the door in and the cops rushed in after her.
They confronted the ex at the top of the stairs and during the struggle, almost fell through a window.
Despite the ex shouting that he had a pacemaker (with a visible scar) he was tased, cuffed, and arrested for battery on an LEO.
His charges were later dropped.
Out of the four cops involved, only one had footage of the incident on bodycam. The other three were misplaced/lost.
All four cops were reprimanded. The one who encouraged the woman to kick down the door was suspended.
@@conscientiousobserver8772 That sounds like an incident covered by the civil lawyer a couple months ago. Was it in Ohio and was the man in the shower when the police rushed in? If so, were you able to see an uncut version? The CL's version was a heavily cut video that left out most of the interaction between the cops and the woman including the fact that she called the police to request an escort inside because she had been locked out by her ex (essentially a self help eviction) who owned the home. She only wanted her property which she described to the cops when meeting with them. When the man didn't answer the door when the cops knocked, they told her they couldn't force entry without a warrant, but as a legal resident who had not been evicted, she could.
If I recall, the officers were suspended because of allegations of excessive force against the man, not because they allowed the woman to break-in. The woman wasn't charged with any crimes as she was able to prove she had been improperly locked out. I tried to find out if she had sued for an illegal eviction without success. Anyway, if this doesn't sound like the same case, could you let me know where I can find what you saw? I find these particular scenarios very interesting.
Wake up Mr Bow.
O please show the last one that's due on the 10th
I had to stop watching landlord/ tenant cases. After watching a lot of them ive learned that people working 40-50hrs a week to barely get by and paying taxes so that others can live virtually rent free are getting screwed over. And the other half who are living with all expenses paid for by the govt just seem to think theyre entitled to it.
The problem is low-paying jobs and the high cost of housing. May I suggest that you direct your anger to the right folks? Everyone is just trying to get by. Scapegoating others who are even less fortunate is exactly what the power holders want.
Thats 8% thats not helping my daughter and me@departmentofredundancydept4121
@@KittenPusherit is outrageous, but tenants know what theyre getting into when they sign on and agree to pay $1,100-$1,600 a mnth and theyre already 1 foot out the door at their job
@@Timmichanga361 and if the choice is that or homeless, we take the apartment and try to make ends meet.
Is there an update on the Ohio lawyer and his daughter vs the dude with the kennels?
Was Adjourned to sept 10th 9am (matter ends @ approx 36:20)
Defendant lied. A lot.
She can’t afford a lawyer 😊
Just think u work everyday to pay for people like this
That ridiculous landlord with the stripe in her hair - natural or dyed??
Yeah, I like this judge, but he needs to remember he has the piggy bank. Citizens get hosed.
What kind of judge laughs like a hyena when a party enters a formal objection? I've never seen that before.
He laughed because it was funny and silly. She didn’t have a right to object. Plus he didn’t sound like a hyena. 🙄
@@SteffieDee46 She had every right to object. It was a hearing.
@@OrphanAnnie681 no she didn’t. She’s not an attorney.
@@SteffieDee46 She was acting pro se. So yes she was acting as her own attorney. She has every right o object! You really need to know what you're talking about before commenting.
@@SteffieDee46 She was acting pro se! Pro se means she is acting as her own attorney. She had every right to object! Learn before you speak.
This channeI with the longest and boringest vids fam
This judge is a drama queen that hates landlords and their lawyers.
Same
You sound like a landlord or a landlord’s lawyer.
Man I love Judge Simpson