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YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT HE TOLD JUDGE JUDY!
A Family Feud Over Cars and a Stolen Truck Report
Imagine a courtroom drama where family ties are completely unraveled.
That's exactly what happens when Ms. Jones faces her father, Mr. Jones.
The Plaintiff Seeks Justice for Two Cars
Ms. Jones is the plaintiff.
She is suing her father, Mr. Jones, the defendant.
She claims he owes her for the value of two cars.
One was a Volvo, titled in her name.
Her father totaled it.
The second car was a Dodge Stratus.
Her father was driving it.
It was also junked.
Ms. Jones is seeking $5,000.
The Volvo's Ownership Comes into Question
Judge Judy starts with the Volvo.
She asks Ms. Jones if her father gave it to her.
Ms. Jones confirms this.
The car was titled in her name.
Mr. Jones disputes this.
He says he only "had intentions on giving it to her."
Judge Judy quickly clarifies.
If it's titled in her name, it's hers.
Mr. Jones admits he paid for it.
Judge Judy states that's fine.
But the car was titled in Ms. Jones's name.
The Volvo Accident and a Year of Waiting
Ms. Jones was driving her father's truck.
Mr. Jones was driving the Volvo.
He borrowed it from her.
He then totaled the car.
Mr. Jones claims he didn't borrow the Volvo.
He says Ms. Jones was using his truck.
He was driving the Volvo.
Judge Judy reiterates that the Volvo was Ms. Jones's car.
It was titled in her name.
She doesn't care who drove it.
Mr. Jones totaled the car.
It had value.
This happened a year ago.
Ms. Jones did nothing about it for a year.
She says her father promised to buy her another car.
Or give her money for one.
This promise was a year ago.
The Dodge Stratus Enters the Picture
Ms. Jones was driving her father's truck.
She also had another car.
It was a 2000 Dodge Stratus.
She bought it herself in December 2011.
She explains she needed two vehicles.
Her Dodge Stratus didn't have AC.
The Volvo had AC.
The truck also had air conditioning.
It was a 2008 Toyota Tundra.
A much newer vehicle.
Another Accident, Another Junked Car
Mr. Jones was driving the Dodge Stratus.
He had an accident in that car.
It was junked.
Ms. Jones says her father was there when it was picked up.
This happened after the summer.
Around August or September.
A year ago.
Ms. Jones still had the truck.
She still had transportation.
Judge Judy Demands the Truth
Mr. Jones was driving Ms. Jones's Dodge after the accident.
Then he had an accident with it.
It was junked.
Judge Judy tells Mr. Jones to "just tell me the truth."
She says if you tell the truth, you don't need a good memory.
The Car Situation Summarized
Judge Judy summarizes the car situation.
Mr. Jones had two old cars.
One was the Volvo.
He bought it and titled it in his daughter's name.
He junked it after an accident.
The other was the 2000 Dodge.
He was driving it.
Ms. Jones was driving his truck.
He also had an accident with the Dodge.
It was junked.
Ms. Jones interjects.
She was driving the truck because her father had several accidents in it.
Judge Judy dismisses this.
It's his car.
Just like the Volvo was Ms. Jones's car.
Even though she didn't pay for it.
The Apartment, the Boyfriend, and the Truck
Something happened with Ms. Jones moving into an apartment.
She has a one-year-old child.