Trashing The Joint 

Don't forget the daughter's friend who was locked on the bathroom with her 😜

Instead they got her a jackhammer....like what??

No, the whole family needs help not just the daughter❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢.

👊👊👊👊👊👊 Solved!!

@@AmyLeeAngelLove are you the daughter??

if they could get section 8 then that would help but they are the wrong color to get it . the system is racist against impoverished whites .

most tenants dont want their landlord knowing everything about their life , so why should the defendants be any different .

Yeah just to let you know I have a daughter who is in a destructive period of her life, just to let you know. Yeah you won't have a house or apt to rent ! Lol defendant needs to buy her OWN home for the daughter to tear up

She doesn't want to talk about it, because she's the cause of it. They're horrible parents and they Did not raise their daughter right from a child

She doesn't have disclose that. ADA

@@user-yw7ez6gb8mWhat makes you think that she is the cause of her daughter behavior? I’m not getting that from them. Some behaviors are caused by mental issues. That's like saying that a mother is responsible for the innate behaviors of a child who's autistic.

And called it normal wear & tare. 😂😂😂😂

That's what I thought. I've lived I my apt 6 years and my walls do not look like that. The mom is just as much of the problem.

mental illness is real .

I concur....18 months? Nasty!!!!

thats more likely because u had an honest landlord rather than handing it back over as clean as when u got it . too many landlords still wont return deposit money even if they get the place back in great condition .

Lived in a rental for 3 years, husband and a toddler got all my deposit. Lived 2 years in another rental got all my deposit. Lived in a rental for 7 years got all my deposit. I had friends that owned homes and they wanted us to move into their homes. All of my landlords came to shake my hand because it was the first time after a tenant had moved out and they didn't have to do anything, nit even behind the stove, refrigerator etc. All drawers, cabinets, closets bathrooms, carpets, windows, were left in a better condition than we got it from them. The movers also made comments that we were their only customers that they didn't have dirt under any piece of furniture. They moved us twice. 😅

@@joy9073 i assume u did not ever live in a large major US city where deposits are high and landlords are cheap and greedy .

They are scuzzy people!

Well it’s wasn’t just 470 dollars, it was also 1900 security deposit, so plus that she got over 2400 dollars for putting all the damage, and that carpet looked so old it was a disgrace before they moved in.

Ummm the carpet is the least of their troubles....look at how horrible they left that house!​@sandrawestley4193

@@sandrawestley4193 If it was that bad, why would you move in? Cases like this remind me of why I never pursued owning rental property. People move in, trash the place and you need to spend thousands of dollars repairing or replacing what they tore up.

@@nicklebaby Some people live like animals. The daughter is allowed to act out and destroy other people's property, and these parents (and I use that term loosely) pass it off as normal wear and tear and do nothing to stop her.

@@user-rm1br3sw7xso if someone is foolish enough to move into a dump they have to pay to repair it as if it was immaculate beforehand? Lmao. No. The carpet needed replaced before they got there so nothing they did to the carpet is why it needed replaced since it already needed it.

Good luck. My youngest daughter is acting up.

something traumatic probably happened to her when she was a little girl so by the time she was a teen the damage was already done so an investigation at the time of this case would have likely turned up nothing because the root cause was something that happened when she was maybe like six or seven years old . its so sad and heartbreaking that small children are at risk in this world .

As a parent myself, if my child turns out poorly...I am to blame. And if they turn out well...I get the credit. Parents are responsible for their F@#&ed up children. But it hurts to admit you f@#&ed them up. Take responsibility people.

What if they have autism or adhd or other issues.​@@tiamullen

If it's a behavior problem or even a psychological issue they definitely should have had her in intense therapy counseling on meds whatever a long time ago ​@@tiamullen

Yep I've been in mine for 12 and it still looks great

Not all children who act out are spoiled. Some of them have real medical issues that need treatment

Hardly spoiled. Sounds like mental health issues

She might simply have been exhausted, and couldn’t do another thing.

@@karenneill9109 there’s ways around that though. If she needed help she could’ve asked, paid someone to clean up or atleast told them about the damage and how she left the place.

@@inukoko2012 Yeah, she decided to simply forego her deposit- she never asked for it back. I guess she thought that would cover it.

Correct, but the carpet wasn’t in good condition to begin with. That’s why she couldn’t be reimbursed for the cost of the new floors. It’s unfortunate but a tough reality, the landlord rented it out in the condition she bought it in. If she spent a bit more $ before to fix it up she could’ve walked away with more.

Your right , plus the plaintiff was right about fake laminate wood being cheaper than carpet.

Weed smell doesn't go away...users nostrils may not notice it anymore

It cant be cleaned but that doesn’t mean they get brand new laminate floor or even new carpet. They get whatever the old carpet was worth when they turned it over and those before pictures looked pretty old and warn.

Landlord got greedy and wanted far more than she was owed.

Exactly that level of anger is out of hand. The parents don't have control or care

have u noticed the homeless problem in america ? its because the mental services SUCK in america so thats why there are so many mentally ill homeless people. so no this family doesnt need to do anything , the government needs to do something for all the taxes and other fees they charge to society !

@@marleonetti7 yes the family needs to do something! Using the excuse that the homeless population sucks in ‘America’ is because lack of mental health services is one sided.. there are a host of other contributing factors.. but what people will do is pick apart what fits there narrative… folks have survived years of mental illness w/o ‘support’ so don’t blame ‘homelessness on mental health’ Homeless suck in American because corps make it unaffordable live, montage rates are ridiculously high, and we would rather push out hardworking families and to make a profit… And truth be told most folks that are homeless are not mentally unstable.. but they will have you believe that!

@@gigimarie1987 um , no u are totally wrong regarding the homeless issue . most homeless on the street ARE mentally ill and its not families out there who simply dont earn enough to afford high rent . there are programs and people who usually assist families with housing but its the mentally ill and drug addicted mentally ill that have trouble getting help with housing because the system makes it too hard for them to fill out all the necessary paperwork and attend all the necessary screening appointments so they just give up or never try and no social workers go out to find them and help them with the process . homelessness today is mostly due to the system failing because there are no longer any govt funded housing projects to house these people like there used to be in the 70s and 80s , thats why there are so many people in certain cities just living on the street .

@@marleonetti7 According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), 21% of people experiencing homelessness in 2022 reported having a serious mental illness, and 16% reported having a substance use disorder. This is compared to 4-6% of the general population. However, some say that mental illness and substance use disorders are not the primary reason people become homeless, and that the majority of the homeless community does not have these conditions. According to Psychology Today, the majority of people with mental illness are not homeless, and studies have not shown a causal link between the two. However, health problems can lead to homelessness, and homelessness can make chronic medical conditions worse. For example, people living in shelters are more than twice as likely to have a disability than the general population… 🤷🏾‍♀️

This is beyond regular kid stuff.

​@kandi668 and how does owner know which one is "regular"?

And it's illegal. Don't even try it. It's not worth it.

​@finally97 You cant say "no kids" in any type ad but you or broker can filter out who you want without saying "no,you have a kid"

They legally can't cuz it's against federal housing laws. And I don't mean section 8. It applies to homeowners and home renters as well. But ppl find a way around it. Trust me... Ive worked in the apartment industry for 10 years and you see a lot of shit like that. Kids , old ppl, black ppl, and middle eastern ppl

Nah, rents are high because of greedy landlords who charge 2082 prices for 1982 rat holes. Fixed that for ya!

Some owner/landlords like myself have had to raise rent because of increased property taxes and homeowners insurance (due to inflation, city’s $10’s of millions spent in support of illegal immigrants paid for by taxpayers, etc). My monthly mortgage payment increased by $400. Had to increase rent by $100 to help offset that.

The rent moratoriums in some areas didn't help. Landlords' expenses didn't stop even when rents did.

@@granitemoss1451that and courts being closed for so long left a big backlog. It’s taken a lot of time to clear all those cases.

Weed doesn’t linger like tobacco does. A simple wash and the carpet will be fine, unless it’s burned.

Yeah (defendant couple) got lucky, as in any other day, Plaintiff and her partner gave a pretty damn convincing case of those out of control/unacceptable damages (which the defendants admit and admit it was over horsesense/them intentionally wrecking the rental/lease smh), and I'm finding it hard to believe all they have to do is blame "the daughter who has problems" and Milian understands and has empathy, but Milian knew deep down she was entitled to something so 500 I guess is better than nothing lol. Wow smh.

Milian and her stupid empathy

She got justice. Shes greedy

Judge Judy is the biggest shithead sitting on a bench.

That all stems from the parents

The carpet already needed replaced before they moved in. It looked nasty before, so why should they have to pay for something that needed to be done already? Also, she got to keep the deposit.

And the teenager years are hardest for typical kids, let alone kids with mental health challenges.

You might want to look up the word remedial as your comment is nonsensical🙄

@@misssophie7717 awwww Sophie, I think you might fit the remedial group as well given your comment! 😂😂😂

I agree with Miss Sophie, per the Webster dictionary: adjective: remedial giving or intended as a remedy or cure. "remedial surgery" provided or intended for school students who have not achieved the level of attainment necessary for them to be able to study with their contemporaries. "remedial education" Also from the Latin word remedium which translated into English means remedy. Your poor mastery of the English language may indicate that you may need a remedial English class.

@@Ash-83😂😂😂 your remedial comment and dictionary efforts matter about as much as these remedial renters’ excuses! 😂😂😂

It literally means remedy, admit that you have no clue and walk away. The renter was not a remedy as your comment reads, therefore NOT REMEDIAL! Furthermore the proper use and mastery of the English Language is important in life, I was TRYING to educate you on the proper definition and use of the word as you did not use it correctly, and further used it erroneously in you attempt at a reply when you intended it as an insult. My comment was in fact a remedial comment as my intent was to educate you in your deficient use of the word and the definition and use does in fact matter if you wish to sound educated and learned in order to advance in life. So I repeat, you should likely look into to a remedial English class!

Mentally ill daughter. May not be her fault. You don't know

They're white. That's how JM operates.

Well it was very clear that they did not intentionally damage it and there were some mental health issues at play. Also they were not unreasonable and let them keep their entire security no question bc they knew they didn’t leave it in great condition. They did their bit.

I think she gets upset when ppl attempt to be greedy with their lawsuit amounts. She could have more tact but it's like she is offended litigants don't know that courts aren't get rich quick schemes

The plaintiff was trying to get more than she deserved. Obviously being greedy. Both parties were in the wrong

I have thought the same

Agreed..I caught that too! So which is it lady?😮

Probably a mental health program

I think the overall judgement was correct. The plaintiff already had the security deposit of $1900. JM gave an additional ~$500. So $2500 total for the repairs seems right 🤷🏾‍♂️

The carpet needed replaced BEFORE they moved in.

No, she's fair and listens to what people are saying, on both sides. The defendants lost their deposit, plus paid a bit more. That's entirely reasonable; the plaintiff got greedy and wanted more than would have been fair.

The plaintiff already kept the $1,900 security deposit and they're getting an extra $471 on top of that. I think it's fair.

Obviously not

Spilled bong water is the worst!!!

I believe you pretty much answered your own question…. The mother.

its called "a kid" Landlord's krypton

They had already paid $1900 in security deposit. The amount here was additional money!

That's actually illegal. You can't ask someone that and can't decide to not rent to them based on that. Maybe she could have gotten more security.

i dont cry any tears for landlords . thats what the deposit was for and the landlord knew the risk when she rented out her property to complete strangers and also the landlord got to keep their deposit so what are u crying about !!!!!!

Yeah, the son seems off, too....

In my generation i feared my dad more than the police. Dont get me wrong, i respected the police. But i would have rather delt with the police than my dad.

@@cobravids Same. If I was in trouble I didn’t want authorities to tell my folks. Now most body cam videos show them asking to call their Mom.

It's a mental issue. Not a discipline problem. Mental health is very important

There are complicating issues here, clearly. The original comment is extremely ignorant.

No. Given the Plaintiff's testimony about her own experience in dealing with the out of control daughter, I believe that the daughter caused the damages caused by intentional violence. If police have been involved, chances are, CPS already is too.

Fair. I think there should be a bit more monetary / staffing help made available to those families who have someone with a literally violent illness so that everybody involved has some recourse to help. If we spent just a few billion less on our ridiculous military budget, it'd be relatively easy to set up.

Based on the landlord's and parent's responses, the parents took responsibility. Their situation is unfortunate and it sounds like they were trying.

@@finally97 ​​⁠​⁠ ​​⁠ ​​⁠ ​​⁠​⁠ ​​⁠ Not really. They acted as if the amount of money they paid as security deposit, would be enough for ANY possible payment at the end of their stay, regardless of how much damage there had ACTUALLY been done to the property by them and their kids… I actually DOUBT they were trying AT ALL… After all: They just IGNORED those items they absolutely KNEW were RUINED by them and/or their kids: The broken window, both of those ALMOST SHREDDED doors and that nasty black filth on both walls in the son’s room… Those things were easy to fix, but instead they CHOSE TO NOT DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT!! Especially the son’s room: IT’S JUST CLEANING!!! If it is what the defendant claims herself (“it’s caused by him leaning back on his chair”), then it obviously is just dirt and grease (from his hair.) The black lines on the bottom of that second wall looked more as if his desk would have been placed there, with the son then sitting in front of that wall and his feet (SHOES) touching the white wall all the time; leaving those kind of black stripes on the wall. Both of these dirty spots can be easily cleaned, if you use a good cleaning product (especially for the greasy part of the dirt). Just take a bucket and some cloths and do the work! It’s just CLEANING! BUT NOOOOO….. Even thát was too much trouble! The defendant giving the “I didn’t have enough time”-excuse… “Honey, we’re ALL busy!!!” I myself have been short on time too, when I needed to do the ‘final exit walk through’ with my landlord, due to all sorts of factors, ‘working a lot’ being one of them. During the day I had to work at my job, that had to be done too of course. It came down to me having 2.5 day to fix and clean this house and it was a BIG JOB. But I didn’t shrug my shoulders and said “Ow well…” without doing anything….!!!! I gathered some friends that could help me in the evening and at night… AND WE KEPT ON GOING (!!) UNTIL WELL AFTER MIDNIGHT FOR THOSE TWO DAYS! AND AFTER THAT, ON THE VERY LAST NIGHT, WE KEPT ON WORKING UNTIL EVERYTHING WAS FIXED…! … AND THÉN WE CLEANED THE WHOLE HOUSE…! AT 6AM WE WERE COMPLETELY DONE !! At 10AM… the landlord and I did the final walkthrough and everything was perfectly fine and got my whole security deposit back (AS I ALWAYS HAVE!!!) I understand that it would be (too?) hard to fix the whole carpet and the spray paint on that piece of carpet, but those other things… that’s just being lazy and/or just not caring…. OR BEING RESPONSIBLE !!!!

😂😂😂. Yes