Ms. Fox found the locks were changed.
She could not get in.
She claims she never had a key.
She called the police to help her retrieve her belongings.
She also wanted her two Chihuahuas.
Judge Judy Questions Residency
Ms. Fox claims she lived there.
Judge Judy disputes this.
She states Ms. Fox had only been there for four days.
Ms. Fox claims she had changed her mailing address.
The Mother's Perspective
Zuli's mother, who is Ms. Fox's sister, initially invited Ms. Fox.
However, after the second day, there was "so much chaos."
The mother told Ms. Fox she had to go.
A Prior Incident and Bond Conditions
A sheriff's department report from April 3rd surfaces.
This was the day before the incident.
The report indicates Ms. Fox was told to leave.
This was due to an altercation with Zuli's son.
Ms. Fox stated she could not leave.
She was out on bond.
Her bondsman required her to stay at the home.
It was a condition of Ms. Fox's release from jail.
She had to be in her mother's home.
If removed, she could be put back in jail.
The police advised Ms. Fox.
To remove Zuli, she would need to speak to a magistrate.
This would be for a trespass charge.
They also advised her to contact integrated family solutions.
This was for assistance in getting Zuli mental health treatment.
Detainment and Hospitalization
On April 4th, Ms. Fox was detained.
She was not arrested.
She came back to the house after the locks were changed.
She called the police.
The police then handcuffed and detained her.
They took her to the hospital.
They attempted involuntary commitment.
However, the doctor said she was not a threat.
She was released.
She did not go to jail.
Retrieving Belongings
After being released from the hospital, Ms. Fox went to retrieve her belongings.
She claims they were "all thrown on the yard."
She then had to stay in a hotel.
Zuli's Counter-Claim
Zuli has a counter-claim.
She is claiming "money owed for false restraining order."
She also claims harassment, slander, and defamation of character.
Judge Judy's Warning About Defamation
Judge Judy explains the nature of a defamation suit.
She states that all personal information becomes public.
This includes arrests and mental history.
She advises against pursuing it.
Judge Judy implies Ms. Fox has a problematic past.
She asks Ms. Fox if she wants her criminal history to be public.
She asks about her mental history.
She asks about psychological hospitalizations.
Ms. Fox insists she does.
Judge Judy states the likelihood of getting any money is zero.
She says Ms. Fox was a visitor for four days.
She caused trouble.
The Dismissal
Judge Judy states it is a sad situation.
She says it is not a lawsuit.
She dismisses the case.
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