Divorce Court 1999
What is Divorce Court?
The television series "Divorce Court" is a courtroom show that features real-life divorcing couples. The show premiered on August 30, 1999, as the third incarnation of the series, which initially premiered in 1957.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1999
- Status
- Returning Series
- Episodes
- 1,861
- Runtime
- 22 minutes
- First aired
- Jul 8, 1999
- Last aired
- Oct 3, 2024
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- FOX
- Genres
- Reality
- Updated
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Overview
The television series "Divorce Court" is a courtroom show that features real-life divorcing couples. The show premiered on August 30, 1999, as the third incarnation of the series, which initially premiered in 1957. The program has had several presiding judges, including former Los Angeles prosecuting attorney Mablean Ephriam, former municipal court judge Lynn Toler, former NYC prosecutor Faith Jenkins, and former Brooklyn A.D.A. The show focuses on the stories of the soon-to-be exes, who present their cases to the judge. The judge then renders a ruling, settling the divorce issues.
Should you watch it?
“Real-life divorcing couples present their stories to a judge for a ruling by the end of each episode.”
- features real-life divorcing couples
- delivers a judge ruling by the end of the episode
- addresses real-life divorcing couples which may not appeal to all viewers
Watch it if you enjoy courtroom shows that resolve disputes by the end of the episode.
The show carries a TV-PG rating and focuses on real-life divorcing couples.
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Season 1 · 50 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 Spread the Germs Mytharc Jul 8, 1999
- E2 Bye Bye Cash! Core
- E3 Socially Distanced Marriage Core
- E4 Stingy Deadbeat Dad Core
- E5 False Positive Core
- E6 Respect Me! Core
- E7 Cheater Be Gone Core
- E8 Age and Love Gap Core
- E9 A Fortnight Lover Core
- E10 Sloppy Fights, Clean Break? Core
- E11 Garden of Secrets Core
- E12 Contractually Obligated Core
- E14 Married to the Drama Core
- E15 Fists of Mablean Core
- E16 You Got Everything! Core
- E17 Dad in Error Core
- E18 I Do to Divorce! Core
- E20 Go Big or Go Louise Core
- E21 Throw in the 27-Year-Old Towel Core
- E22 Call Me on The Burner Phone Core
- E23 Womanly Desires Core
- E24 Fort Patrick Core
- E25 Demonic Nuptials Core
- E26 Clinging to What's Mine! Core
- E27 Under the Microscope Core
- E28 Eating Your Words Core
- E29 Toxic Waste Core
- E30 Contesting the Record Core
- E31 New Year, New Body Core
- E32 Whatever It Takes Core
- E33 Cheating Times Ten Core
- E34 Divorce Court Regulars Core
- E35 Married the Fam Core
- E36 Secrets Can Kill Core
- E37 She's My Bestie Core
- E38 Lifetime Bachelor Core
- E39 Mama in the House Core
- E40 Boo Hoo Babysitter Core
- E41 I Packed For You Core
- E42 Temper Tantrum Core
- E43 Memory Lapse? Core
- E44 Jailhouse Brawls Core
- E45 Glued to the Barstool Core
- E46 Rico Not So Suave Core
- E47 Charles-zilla Core
- E48 The Bad Type of Surprise Core
- E49 Off the Handle Core
- E50 Neither Can Hang Core
- E51 Unconsummated Mytharc
- E52 Tragedy Strikes Mytharc
Frequently asked questions
What is Divorce Court (1999)?
It is a courtroom show that examines real-life divorcing couples telling their stories to a judge.
How are issues resolved?
The judge gives a ruling and settles the divorce issues by the end of the episode.
Is this the first version of the show?
No, this is the third incarnation of the show, following previous versions that began earlier.
When did this incarnation premiere?
This current incarnation premiered on August 30, 1999.
Who presides over the cases?
The show has featured different presiding judges over its run.