Divorce Court

TV Series
1999–
TV-14
30m

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An American nontraditional court show that revolves around settling the disputes of couples going through divorces.An American nontraditional court show that revolves around settling the disputes of couples going through divorces.An American nontraditional court show that revolves around settling the disputes of couples going through divorces.

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4.4/10

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Awards
- 5 nominations total

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Lynn Toler

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Nick Barrotta

Court Security…

Jimmy Hodson

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Juan Bustamante

Bailiff…

Joe Catalano

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Mablean Ephriam

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Inger Tudor

Announcer

Angel Ortiz

Audience member

Faith Jenkins

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Star Jones

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Talon Beeson

Narrator

Corey Jovan

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Robert Hernandez

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Eva Silva

Virtual Audience Member

Gary Coleman

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Shannon Price

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Laura Meghan

Laura Carpenter

Andrew Richard Anderson

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Trivia
This was the very first courtroom television show to have an African American female as the presiding judge.

Quotes
Bailiff: Court is now in session. The honorable Judge Faith Jenkins presiding.

Crazy credits
Usually during the credits, the judge would speak with a particular couple they were talking with in the main portion of the show.

Connections
Featured in Baby Boy (2001)

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"Divorce Court" is a very funny court show. Judge Mablean Epriam and Baliff Joe are two people that warm up the show when divorced couples appear. It reminds me of people getting divorced in a courtroom. But this court room is full with laughter, sometimes emotional, argument, and plus loud, loud, mouths. This show has been on since '99 (The same year Mathis started) and it's still going strong to this day and the first few years, Judge Mablean wore glasses and now she doesn't wear glasses. I will never forget watching one show in which a man disguised himself as a woman. That show was hilarious. I encouraged you to watch Divorce Court. You'll love it. Check local listings for station and time in your area.