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Money Court

Season 1 • Episode 3 • Go Big or Stay Home?

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Money Court Season 1, Episode 3: Go Big or Stay Home?

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A married couple with a highly successful dog-grooming business disagree over how to invest $100,000 in profits; 50/50 partners in a fitness studio debate a new product launch; a loan to fund a new invention leads to bad blood between siblings. Watch Money Court Season 1, Episode 3 Go Big or Stay Home? in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Money Court Season 1, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
1

Million Dollar Decision

A husband and wife clash over whether to sell their dream home to fund a new product; an investor and entrepreneur fight over a $50,000 deal; two siblings argue over who owes what after they default on an $8,000 timeshare.
2

Clash of the Co-Owners

The co-owners of a multi-million dollar medical spa clash over growth strategy; an investor demands patent ownership in exchange for $30,000; married business owners debate whether to make a $60,000 purchase post-pandemic.
3

Go Big or Stay Home?

A married couple with a highly successful dog-grooming business disagree over how to invest $100,000 in profits; 50/50 partners in a fitness studio debate a new product launch; a loan to fund a new invention leads to bad blood between siblings.
4

We Had a Deal

A record label owner looks to recoup $33,000 from his former client; a dispute over business strategy puts a couple’s wedding plans on hold; and an app developer is in trouble with his customer after the pandemic delays their project.
5

The $200,000 Question

A married couple debates what to do with over $200,000 in life savings.
6

My Company, My Money

A fired momager brings her daughter to court over an alleged breach of contract; a young couple in business together disagree over how to spend $63,000 in profits; an entrepreneur demands to be made whole.