Tenant Demands Judge Simpson Shut Down The Livestream And Remove Everyone from the Courtroom! 

100%! i think that should be a default judgment.

Couldn't they have had her dragged into the courtroom? Sounded to me like she was committing contempt of court.

@@jacklow9611 no because this isnt a criminal case... its civil. the only thing they can do is a default judgement or adjourn the hearing.

U have a RIGHT TO FACE ACCUSERS...😊

Ok who is this wanna be queen?

Oh, he absolutely did. He thought it might just slide.

"oh, huh." Imagine a prosecutor saying "oh, huh" when told that the state had unlawfully arrested someone. How many times in the past has the lawyer enforced a blatantly illegal covenant against poor people who just didn't know their rights? Very concerning.

Oh, he knew. He surely knew. There is no way on Earth he didn't know. If he really didn't know, he would have immediately and strongly contested the point, but instead he said 'oh, huh'. He was just playing the old 'let it roll and grab what we can get until we get called on it' game. That's some entry-level shyster action right there.

@@crazyrobots6565 "How many times in the past has the lawyer enforced.....". How many times? I'd say a minuscule amount compared to total cases, but show me verifiable links proving overwhelming corruption and I'll be happily tucking into my headgear.

I'm not a lawyer and as soon as I heard how that "late fee" was structured I knew it wasn't going to fly. He knew.

A person in that situation then has no business just thinking that “it’ll all work out” many cities are like this, I’ve done what I could to find a great house share where there’s private entrance, etc etc, all utilities included in a giant home for far less than that, where I live one bedrooms go for 2k minimum, I’d rather save money and not have this situation, and wait for the the right time to buy if it’s worth it, otherwise it’s smart to get a job where it’s possibly to get money for housing , like in healthcare, etc., it sucks, but one HAS to live within their means, things are bad enough if something unexpected comes up, living where one is barely able to afford rent, much less the utilities, is a recipe for misery and disaster, unfortunately.

I pay $2400. Where I live just renting a bedroom is $800 a month.

@@livingcreatively1 $800 right now is cheap! average 1br in my area is $1100 plus utilities. I am on disability and don't bring in enough to cover even remotely close to that! and income based housing is average 8 to 10 yr wait!!

in some cities $1,700 isn't that bad.

@@livingcreatively1 I live in a city that claims "affordable housing" is available for everyone. Avg apartment rent is $1400. I like many seniors here get around $1100 a month for social security. Affordable for who, exactly? MANY people here are working two jobs just to pay rent. RV parks aren't much better.

it is ridiculous and illegal. i would never sign that lease.

It's not borderline. The judge called it out as being illegal.

i cant wait for that hearing. judge simpson is on vaca this week so theres no landlord tenant court until next Friday.

​@@HSMfanatic17illegal and criminal are not the same thing. Go ask Google, it'll give you a better understanding than I can

It's illegal to speed. But you still do it. It's funny when we only point to laws when convenience allows us.

Don't buy nor rent a place that has HOA administration and rules.

Why? It's called freedom of association. Why am I not allowed to agree with my next door neighbor about whether we should match mailbox colors? Or arrange a BBQ that we equally pay for? And you think it should be illegal for residents in a condominium to get together to pool resources to pay for maintenance of common areas? You want the government to come in and shut that down? You're a tyrant. You should really sit back and consider whether you think that's the role of governments. How about you just not buy a house within an HOA? Easy fix, no constitutional issues. No tyranny of you telling others how they're allowed to live their lives.

There are fair HOAs and bad HOAs. Some HOAs plan on making a lot of money each month from fines.

I don’t rent my properties out to renters anymore. I only use Airbnb and VRBO for short term rentals. I was burned several times by tenants and I will never make the mistake of trusting renters again. They will happily give you the deposit, first, and last month’s rent, then not pay rent for 6 month’s. They will declare bankruptcy to stop eviction proceedings. It’s a nightmare.

@@Gramatic69 Yeah and on the flip side a renter will pay everything every month on time reliably for years, fix up the house, do favors for the landlord, and the landlord will just abruptly raise the rent $500 and give you the notice of the rent increase on Christmas eve.

Someone should just set up local voucher systems to kick out squatters .

Well, if you're going to expand your business' industrial plant to boost output, and you are not yourself an engineer, you will pay an engineer rather than draw up the plans yourself. If you're not a mechanic, you pay a mechanic to install a new engine in your work truck. When something is vital to your business, you either have the expertise to do it right or you pay for someone else's expertise in doing it right. Otherwise you will not be in that business for long, and your exit from that business may well be painful and costly. And landlording is a business like any other in this.

There is always a cost of doing business. They can always sell. The hassle is that if they get enough properties they can stop working and live off rents the rest of their life.

Better yet why make the baby if you can’t pay rent

She’s lucky she’s not in Judge Boyd’s courtroom: TX, 187th.

Sometimes it is not possible to find a sitter

they were on zoom so no need for a sitter

That doesn't mean they're scamming anyone. They still have the records. Relax

@@nicole_silversIf she didn't say anything, they'd have ruled against her and she'd be paying all that money. They are the professionals and should have updated their ledgers. Not come to court to look like clowns and scammers trying to get senior citizens money!

@@nicole_silversYou think the poor tenant, the senior citizen is relaxing?

@@KenyanBunnie Well the lawyer's job is to win, and no lawyer is going to offer information that would keep him from winning the case for their client. Lawyers are known for being shady so it shouldn't be a surprise. And if you're representing yourself in court, it's on you to speak up in situations like this, which she did, so I don't see the problem. If the lawyer lied and said they no longer have that information or something like that, then I could understand

@@KenyanBunnie When did I say anything like that??!

And judge Simpson leans heavy in the tenants favor it seems..

​@@projectj3494Fuck Landlord's

The sad thing is that this whole area of law is complex and fiddly and frustrating precisely because of a thin sliver of tenants and another thin sliver of landlords who try to manipulate the law to see how far they can go in exploiting it. Whenever one exploitable dodge gets shut down, these slivers come up with a new one. And then the vast majority of landlords and tenants who are straight-up and interested only in dealing honestly get caught in the added complexity.

Any chance you have a link to that?

Where is the first hearing?

Ohhh she had a previous appearance?! I want see it too! Please share 😊

Didn't you watch? She DOES appear, at the 50 minute mark. She DOES have valid issues. She got frantic at the first hearing because she WAS being mistreated by the landlords. Then everyone online jumped on this frantic woman. Maybe it's a shame on US moment.

@@pattilemonhouse7911hey look, it’s Cuntry Karen’s fan club … all one of them. 😂😂😂

I would. If I had the option of paying $1,000/month with $0 late fees or $900/month with $50 late fees, I'd choose the latter. Wouldn't you?

Don't take legal advice from me: if a rental agreement has an illegal term in it, it's better to sign the lease, and fight the illegal term in court if it comes to it rather than upsetting the landlord. The guy is paying $1700 a month for rent; that's a pretty clear indication that he didn't have many other options. Why upset the landlord by pointing out that one of their terms is illegal? Just sign the contract and refuse to pay an illegal late fee.

That is a straight-up slumlord move right there.

It's an issue of access to justice. If lawyers are so expensive and court rules so complex that lay people can't hire a lawyer or work out how to do something, that's an issue of the system being too complex.

Imagine you were back in medieval England, where courts were conducted in French and/or Latin. Would you say "oh these stupid ommoners coming in, wanting the judge to explain the law in English. This isn't a classroom, it's a courtroom"

@@crazyrobots6565 , that I agree with.

$3800 for a house isn't that unreasonable, depending on where it is. The 3 of them may not want to jointly own a house.

@@Vaelosh466 Pfffffft! Maybe you can afford that, but most of us can't. In this case, that's RENT... not a mortgage payment. That's just throwing money out the window... and a LOT of it. For starters, your credit would need to be stellar to get approved for such a mortgage and you're talking about a house that's roughly $700k for a $3800 monthly payment over 30 years (for which you'll pay well over $1M and that's with a rate that's lower than the average right now).

@@kennywood6434 There are 3 of them splitting the rent though, that's the whole reason you rent a house. Yeah I wouldn't rent a house on my own for that much but between them it's $1267 a person. We're also assuming the 3 people on the lease are the only 3 living there, the other couple might have kids.

@@Vaelosh466 It's still rent. It's wasted money and $3800 is $3800 whether you split it three ways or not.

If enough people smarten up and shy away from buying or renting properties under HOAs, the HOAs will see both the market value of those properties and the quality of those buyers/renters drop. People learn about choices and consequences when the consequences hit them in the wallet hard enough.

That's after section 8 pays. That's only her portion not the total rent.

@@conniewilliams7650 I know, Connie. That's ridiculous!

For all you know, it could be for a room the size of a closet that she shared with others.

I think that's going to cost the lawyer and plaintiff

I did hear the baby start to cry. I think that is why she turned around and picked it up.

@@susandarnell4524, completely agree , don’t see how the baby gains sympathy in that case. Seems the landlord didn’t file the proper paperwork, they just signed a lease and working to high tail it out of there.

Are you a parent? Do you only hold your baby when in distress? If my arms are free and there is a baby nearby, that baby will be in my arms.

​@@susandarnell4524In which case her aim was likely to be quieting the baby out of respect for the court. But still, not having the baby in the courtroom in the first place doesn't leave anybody speculating on your motives ... I'm just saying.

@@crazyrobots6565 Stop it...look how she's holding the baby..that woman knows what shes doing🤣🤣

I was thinking exactly that same thing. Strategic baby placement..

They know all their rights backward and how to play the sympathy card

Looks to be about 6 months to me… regardless LEAVE..baby or no baby 🤷‍♀️

@@user-tt6sq8kn3m If it hadn't been a baby, it would have been a puppy instead.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That was their attorney. He doesn't have the information at his fingertips like his client does, which is why the judge is having him get the information from his client and coming back to court. Courts tend to move slowly. It can take months and months, and sometimes years to get a tenant out of your property depending on which state you're in since laws vary by state

I'm not sure of how common that is, but I had much the same thing happen to me, but with a hospital. I had set it up for automatic payments to be made, with my payment information on file, but they changed their system but said they didn't keep my payment information on file, so I had to go in and give it to them again. Admittedly, it was more an inconvenience than anything but it seems to me that if they are taking out automatic payments, then my information must be in their system somewhere, and if the system is changed, ought to be moved to the new system.

Also them not knowing that these people left is a REAL issue. I think they are just negligent landlords and they want to make a profit off of this Dari woman.

Seems like they are just trying to be made whole. Any expenses incurred at that address are the responsibility of the leaseholder for the time specified in the lease plus any damages.. seems like something fishy is going on, she’s using her credit for other people’s leases. The risk of which is being responsible for the property, the hoa penalties, and the rent..

@@projectj3494 hoa issues would need to be defined in the lease. Jay had another case where he charged $50a day late fee... Judge Simpson quashed it bc it was illegal. If they got a notice from HOA after the residents left, and the owner didn't know, that's not on them, its him.

Pay the rent on time or find something else. Everyone has problems!

What's really funny is you hear the tenants kvetching that the courts are unfair to tenants, and the landlords kvetching that the courts are unfair to landlords. The trouble is, if the law and the courts cater to either side, there will be abusive effs on that side who promptly try to get away with everything they can. (sigh) This is why we can't have nice rights. 😔

And the landlord is going after the wrong person. He should be using this energy to go after the folks who did mess up the apartment.

She has done this before to get people into leases. She obviously knows the law.

@@HumarAndArt8800 how do you know that? You know her? Lmao

@@crystalmarie2448 it is obvious from the content of the video.

@@HumarAndArt8800 lol to me it looks like someone who... Made sure they were prepared for court.

Husband was holding the baby first.

lol don’t call the baby an “it” although we don’t know the sex so I guess maybe them would suffice.

@@j.b.phillips8868 yeah I wasn’t sure what it was

My water bill is about $125-140 per month. 3 story home in Atlanta. We wash clothes frequently, take frequent showers and wash dishes all of the time. Now that it’s summer that will probably go up another $50-$75. If the rent was $3800 I’m pretty sure they live in a 4 bedroom home

Or do they have a 6,000-gallon swimming pool?

Ha ha ha. Maybe an opening for a good business. Rent a sympathy baby for coming court cases.

You can get one from Rent-a-Newborn for $30.00 an hour.

@@sandrablosser9888 You get one free after your 10th rental.

EXACTLY... 💯

Landlord likely has a claim against her in a civil proceeding ... something to the effect of damaged from fraudulent inducement but they can't use the landlord tenant court system. "Fraudulent inducement, also known as fraud in the inducement, is a type of fraud that occurs when someone tricks another person into signing an agreement to their disadvantage by using fraudulent statements and representations."

She couldn’t get out of the tenancy, so it was sub let with his knowledge. They claimed she was on the group chat and then emails. It’s a mess.

@@patsysadowski1546 There was never any sublet... All 3 parties were on the lease and SHE was the guarantor... It's not as messy as it may seem... My Perspective: She allowed her income to help her "folks" get the residence, with her never moving in... EXAMPLE: If I put my name on your car purchase, to get you a cheaper interest rate, I'm a responsible party, even if I never set foot in the vehicle... What do you think? 🤔

@@ericew THANK YOU!!! Firearms "Straw Purchases" fall under those guidelines as well...

She shows up at the 50 minute mark. Turns out she DOES have valid issues. Shame on the landlords who didn't fix the hot water issue until AFTER the last hearing and STILL had not given her the mailbox key. If anyone needs to be humbled with jail time, it's the landlords.

Arrogance is not illegal so they can't put someone in jail just to humble them

She’s an idiot for sure but don’t call her a Karen show people have that name some respect

@@pattilemonhouse7911 Leaving the same laughable response to every person who think she’s a dumbass must be exhausting….especially because you’re the only person who doesn’t think she’s an idiot. Either that, or you ARE Cuntry Karen w/a burner acct. 😂😂😂

lol yes, thats her.

Basically everything was paid during the contract period. Maybe check if the one guaranteed for money actually was extending the contract. (Looking for the stupid comment that claimed she reading some laws and talked with a realtor friend and were prepared, was proof she was volunteer to be on rentcontract and responsible if anything happens during the contract (which it didn't). 1 how would this be illigal, kinda like having someone guarantee your loan 2 why would someone with a decent economy risk that by guarantee for people maybe not paying rent/damage the property. Any motive or how can this possible be a problem? If shit happens she will be responsible!

This generation? Have you watched bodycam footage of old ladies stealing and abusing people. It's insane that your generation thinks things were so much better when you were kids 😂😂😂😂😂. Yeah if you were Caucasian and mentally healthy. Have you even read a history book and seen the horrible things your generation did to African American people? Unfortunately it still hasn't stopped. "My gEneRaTiOn wAs PeRfeCt 🫠" Some people are just trash no matter their age. You're a great example of that. Go take your meds and talk to your counselor before you comment something so ignorant. 😂

Also if you read a newspaper from the 30's and even earlier than that people are complaining and there are articles about how 'no one wants to work anymore'. It's not that people don't want to work, it's that people are learning that they don't have to accept abuse from our bosses and be paid almost nothing for work. It's not a generation or age thing. To say the entire younger generation is trash because we now have videos proof (stupid people existed when you were a kid too, but the Internet didn't exist or RU-vid so you didn't see it 🤯). Using the same logic that you are (everyone from a specific generation are all the same and are bad people) you and your entire generation are racist, prejudice, like torturing people who aren't white, you yourself probably lynched someone. You probably don't even know what that word means. 😂. Or, using actual logic, some people are just trash regardless of when they were raised. Your generation also liked beating and assaulting children. Again, I'm just using your logic.

But some people have learned how to use children as a way of making a living.like NY you get every service like housing,food,healthcare and childcare if you want it. You have multiple baby daddies don’t legitimize and sneak your partner in apartment. Actually make out pretty good,nice car and vacations, Why actually get a job right 😮

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Man I love Cold Stone. Their cake batter flavor is HEAVEN! Too bad I live 2.5 hrs away from the closest one. Now I'm craving it 😅

Commercial lease for ice cream store is my guess

@@robertmorley9064 thanks, I was thinking that, not a great way to start out, in the negative or red, I’m obviously not a business major 🤣

@@VictoriaMarch13 awww sorry!!! Haha!! I love the vanilla and coffee, with extra pie crust yummy. I hope you get some soon 👍 I even chk’d if they’d ship it, no can do :( Sawry!! 🤣

thank you so much! and i do think youre thinking about another channel lol but its ok, i have done that too lol i used to cover gorlworld and chantal before i rebranded to court cases. and i do love dr. phil lol

Agreed!!

I know right.... I typically bring candy or a little booger sugar to court when I go.

No, it depends on your needs and your financial situation

You would faint then if you lived in Washington state. Our rent is $4300.

Live in New York, not insane- it's both common and very difficult to deal with

@@jerischopp9167 that’s sad. And I assume wages are not that much different than Michigan. I however don’t know but my rent for a 4 BR is 1000

My rent is $2060 a month

$1700 strikes me as reasonable.