ABOUT THE SHOW
We've all been witness to family drama. You know, those arguments around the dinner table. Most of the time they are harmless and even humorous. But what happens when those disagreements between brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers, aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws turn mean and destructive? Often things get ugly, especially when money is involved and tempers flare. That's when family fights move from the dining room to the court room—and the real drama begins.
Thousands of lawsuits are filed each year with relatives bringing their disputes in front of the courts—from inheritance battles, property mismanagement to “aggressive” hugs—you name it, the cases are endless and often truly bizarre.
For the first time, these family squabbles will play out daily on the new arbitration-based reality court show—Relative Justice with Judge Rhonda Wills.
The show features distinguished attorney Rhonda Wills, deliberating real-life small claim family legal disputes. Rhonda Wills brings her high-octane but compassionate style to lead a fast-paced fresh format in which she questions the parties to reveal the most pertinent facts of the case to determine justice.
UPCOMING AIRINGS
FRIDAY, MARCH 24
An engaged couple is not in harmony as they argue over an unpaid loan for a music studio.
MONDAY, MARCH 27
Two siblings and a girlfriend argue over an unpaid loan in exchange for pitbull training services.
TUESDAY, MARCH 28
A cousin sues his cousin and her friend over an unpaid rental agreement.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29
Judge Rhonda settles an argument between an engaged couple over who should be reimbursed for a stolen luxury watch.
THURSDAY, MARCH 30
A son refuses to pay for a car his mother sold him, so Judge Rhonda steps in to resolve the case.
FRIDAY, MARCH 31
A trusted cousin leaves her classic car in the hands of her cousin, causing the car to go missing.
