Ha! She didn't break him. She didn't have to do a thing. He did it all by himself.

@@MrCharlesEldredge charles just got up in tha pulpit.

I agree, and you could tell he was a real piece of work. Just by the way, his conversation was happening. He kept having instant pause in almost every word he says.

Exactly my thoughts too...................probably moved on to used car salesman

I feel sorry for anyone that has any kind of dealings with him, especially his brother.. this guy literally made my skin crawl and when he did that evil laugh toward judge Milian it really showed his evil side.. you know money will make people even more evi , I really feel sorry for the Brother I am happy judge gave the max she could but if by law she could have given more I swear I believe she would have wiped the Estate dry for him just because of him lying about the painting.. I am happy the judge seen right through the sleazy guy and gave the brother the max she could give me and if she was able she would have gave him every dime owed to him for the estate plus gave him sleazy’s part of the estate because he broke the estate orders too.. Happy for the brother hope he keeps suing for everything The brother for what that belongs to him because he deserves it just as the others do.. Stand for your grounds....

u better preach patrice.

Defendant must have been pretty smart...he ended up on Jeopardy back in 2017.

@@OrestesSword He maybe knowledgeable, but not necessarily smart.

@@OrestesSword he was also a lawyer, but he is just able to regurgitate things. this requires a good memory, not very high intelligence.

This guy isn’t paying this the show is . So really he’s out nothing but time

13:30 Perhaps he was debarred for this kind of childish sociopathic behavior?

u don't need to feel for the plaintiff. he got on with his life and got some cash.

@@sonquatsch8585 Yeah, why feel for someone who had to grow up with this brother?

@@seantimmons5900 because as you see, he doesn't need pity.

@@sonquatsch8585 well you feel empathy for people when you can relate to a situation. That’s all.

@@cheddartheshibainu3287 my point is this brother does not want your empathy nor sympathy. i am proud of him. and happy for him. but his situation is not one requiring empathy.

He gulped pretty hard when she was questioning him. And another thing, if it was copied from a book, why would the page number be on the back? Maybe I misunderstood, but seems made up.

@@jourdanrene8807 he said it was cut out of a book.

and he was ANGRY AND PISSED that JM was onto him and would not accept his lies.

@@sonquatsch8585 Nah. He was frustrated by his own ineptitude.

I agree. He kept trying to change his story, and his behavior was classic narcissist. He truly believes he's SO smart & everyone else is dumb & gullible. He acted like the judge was stupid because she didn't believe his illogical lies. And that creepy laugh! I'm so glad she ruled the way she did.

Butt truly the one who took care of his parent gets the REAL blessing. Good for him!

Ppl tend to associate kindness w weakness* the dad probably assumed the defendant was the strongest since he's a horrible piece of sht

@@dorothycrowell2867 assumed it because he got the law degree too

@@citytrees1752 u may be correct..but I hv a higher degree of education than all of my cousins..and yet I'm the black sheep because I'm not a bitch..this is all a hypothesis but I'm gna guess it's because ppl tend to assume kindness is weakness

Narcism and selfishness usually. The ones not helping out refuse to acknowledge they haven’t done anything to help but feel they deserve the reward in the end. It’s happened in my own family and it sickens me.

"Touched" is much nicer than my description of him. 🤗

@@manthony777 Yeah...touched is a really nice way of putting it.

Touched is the correct word. You can see something spiritually is taking place.that laugh was dark

bishop deshon delivering the second sermon today.

@@jamesbrantley9468 god damn i caught that too. caught it....u said it.

She didn't have to do much. He did it all himself.

She’s always tougher with litigants that are lawyers. I truly enjoy that!

It really does

True colors emerge in times of grief. Sad

It almost always does I don’t speak to half mine due to this. Peoples true colors come out when you are hurting and need help. Sometimes you just come to the decision that certain people do not deserve to be in your life.

I’m going though the ringer with family in probate court, and basically have to take it because my mother trusted her brother & sisters. I’ve come up with a new saying, “who needs enemies when you have family”!

I had the opposite first impression. The plaintiff was well dressed and has a professional appearance. He looked like an attorney or businessman. The plaintiff was very casually dressed and with that overgrown beard I thought he looked sketchy. I think men who wear beards are often insecure and trying to make up for their lack of character or missing manhood. You can't always judge by appearance of course. In some of these cases the ones who look well put together turn out to be sketch.

@@MrCharlesEldredge , the Plaintiff the one dressed nice the Defendant was the one with the bread.

He was a weirdo

@@MrCharlesEldredge as someone with facial hair, I’m just lazy. Shaving is a pain.

Omggg that was very creepy! 😳😳

He doesn’t practice anymore and I can see why

U said" good grief " made me think of Charlie Brown!!!! Hahahaha😂😂😂

He reminds me of Linal Huts from the Simpsons. He comes to court with an empty briefcase, and he is not wearing his pants.

@@mandiebox7945 and @crazzie christy Both are good shows. You have good taste

It's a few lawyers here in Florida that looks like him just a mess I saw a judge in Georgia that looked like he belongs to a motorcycle gang

I guess both as well lol

@@lashundavis156 That's why I tried to tell you don't pick your lawyers from people you meet at Flora-Bama. 😁

@@Channel-JJ I would never😂😂😂

Looks like son of the Unabomber.

The problem with court TV is there are no repercussions. The studio pays any judgments so defendants don’t really need to take it all that seriously. They’re just trying to block the plaintiff from getting a payout for principal or for spite.

The defendant acting like that IN A COURTROOM who used to be AN ATTORNEY. The laughter at the end goes to show how bad of a liar he is and she caught him. I am glad he is not a practicing attorney, I hope his bar card was revoked.

Or how he swindles and mistreats his clients!! He's such a slime ball!!

donald trump would hire him

@@sandwichman100 but yet you have nothing to say about the wonderful president we have in office now? 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

@@lcam9241 exactly. That lets you know he's a corporate media slug or NPC.

@@lcam9241 how many shady lawyers has biden hired in the last few years? btw, i dont care who runs your country, its so fucked up

He was probably very good. Decided to fight for a $50,000 painting. Would have had that in a couple years. Waste of talent for a picture he pulled teeth over

@@westerlyanderson6158 No.

That’s my sense. He doesn’t know the first thing about estate law, which is a Bar course.

Exactly! His evidence could be that he still has the painting and just xeroxed it for this case. How in the heck does a “lawyer” think that is a valid piece of evidence?

Well said. If feel sorry for anyone that ever hired him as an attorney.

@@MrCharlesEldredge @BrianTurner The defendant's previous clients, if dissatisfied, should request an appeal, a re-trial as well as a refund, whatever is reasonable, to recompense them for not so competent legal representation.

Perhaps he sold the Chagall painting and got so much for it that he no longer needed to work. One Chagall painting sold for over 28 million USD.

I always wondered how that expression started.

Probably. I mean just look at his behavior in a courtroom, lol. Hell the older non lawyer brother looked more like and represented himself more like a lawyer than the actual lawyer younger brother, lmfao

Why does he have to disclose that when attorney statuses are public record? Why surmise when you can literally look up the information??

Whatever the reason, I wouldn't want a lawyer like him. His disrespect for the judge shows he can't even follow the basic rules of court.

obviously. i have no doubts whatsoever that he was disbarred.

@@sonquatsch8585 Well, you’re wrong, but again the status is publicly available so why be wrong when you can do some research and be informed?

Well, he's not anymore and I think we can all see why.

I am so sorry.

@@Laura-tp8wz Thank you! It was 2 years ago, Christmas morning...I will NEVER forget that day!

Sorry to hear. Mine too but we knew it was going to happen. My Mom's brother is an absolute monster.. and now the ties have been cut. Trying to see the good in it. The dark days are over. 😌

@@christophernunn77 sorry for your loss...the pain eases, but never goes away completely.

I think he had already sold it

He won't get anything for being on the show..... he loses his $2500.

well the brother was only asking for 5k, i guess that was maybe the max? but the defendant wasn't smiling all too hard cuz he got his ass judicially whippt to smithereens by JM it was better than any boxing match i have ever seen.

Said picture was split three ways, thought it was mentioned at $15 k value.Three ways is $5k

Not a good one

That's pretty outragious comment. I am not a lawyer, but I was raised among and by several. They are as honest as a profession, and as dishonest as teachers, plumbers, secretaries or doctors are as professionals. People are people.

@@BTURNER1961 they grow up to be politicians, nuff said

@@w.p8960 Actually only a small l minority of attorneys ever run for public office. You are just as wrong now as you were 8 hours ago. Stop selling stereotypes and learn to think before you type. Stereotypiing is not clever, witty or cute. Its just stupid.

That's what he did

I agree

And we also heard, "I might have given it to him", "I don't remember", "I'll give it to you when you give me the jewelry". Which is it dude?

I agree this is likely what happened. If the Plaintiff finds evidence this happened he can likely get his brother arrested.

i agree.

I think it was less about money (it's small claims court after all) and more about his rivaly with his brothers. It was more important for him to be "right" and not letting his brother get away with it.

My father's last parent died while he was living overseas and there was some squabble between the four siblings over how the estate was to be divided. I was just a little kid and don't know much of the details but do know that my father said he didn't want to be involved in the mess and he'd be happy with getting nothing if it meant they didn't have to fight anymore. I don't think he's spoken to his siblings since then.

Could be!

And twice as disheveled!

…And the older brother looks wise, looked more like a lawyer/attorney then the younger (supposed attorney/lawyer) brother.

Well stress, anxiety, hatred and depression will do that to you. I started going white at 20. I'm willing to bet that, with the way he was acting, he's a big ball of condensed hate and anxiety, and that's why he looks like he's the Plaintiff's grandfather.

He probably looks older because they have drove him insane with deceit lies and out right torture 😳