Untying the Knot

Mickey and Toya Wright had a picture-perfect marriage; however, Toya wasn't smiling when she found photos of naked women on Mickey's camera. After four years, Mickey moved out, and Toya brought Vikki in to mediate. When it comes to the marital assets, these two won't let go of the bling without making the other feel the sting, so they need Vikki's help to fairly divide the diamond rings, the fleet of luxury cars, the designer watch collection, and the camera that revealed Mickey's "naked" truth. Meanwhile, Vikki helps her former client Mira get out of legal limbo when she moves in with her boyfriend without tying the knot.

After five years, Andy and Meredith have hit a major roadblock. When Meredith took up yoga, Andy took off on his motorcycle in the opposite direction. Now they need Vikki's help to end their marriage and divide their assets, including their $1.3 million house, valuable family heirlooms, and the motorcycle that drove them apart. Mediation gets bumpy when Andy and Meredith disagree with Vikki's recommendations, but Vikki stays strong and keeps them on the road to divorce. Meanwhile, Vikki's client Josephine is giving her daughter $100,000 for her upcoming nuptials, but she needs Vikki to secure a prenuptial agreement before handing over the cash.

Despite their striking good looks, Jim and Stacey are not a model couple. Jim never stopped being a bachelor, and Stacey ignored all the warning signs. After nine years of fighting, they need Vikki to divide their assets and help them move on with their lives. However, when Vikki tries to call a truce over their marital home and Stacey's diamond wedding ring, Jim launches a surprise attack. Meanwhile, Vikki's client Cynthia finds out she was never legally divorced from her husband, so Vikki calls in a private investigator to close the case.

After 25 years of sharing everything, Andre realized there was one thing Keith would never share: a desire to be a dad. With so much history, they need Vikki to untangle their knots and help them go their separate ways. When it comes to their marital assets, they don't want anything to go to market, including their potbelly pig named Priscilla, a vintage silverware collection, an impressionist painting, two voodoo altars, and their marital home and business headquarters. When Keith walks out of mediation, Vikki has to be creative if she's going get them to agree to her recommendations. Meanwhile, Meg wants to marry the man of her dreams, but Vikki needs to convince her client to wake up and answer some important questions before she walks down the aisle.

Libby and Perry were living a dream, but when the real estate market crashed, so did their marriage. Perry started binge drinking and would disappear for weeks on end, leaving Libby all alone with their dog, Rosie. After three years in limbo, they need Vikki's help to end their marriage and divide their gold coin collection, a screen from the Ming Dynasty, and custody of their beloved Rosie. Meanwhile, things get sticky for Vikki's client Chelsea when she decides she wants to freeze her embryos--with two separate donors!

Tonya and Tullio fell in love in the fast lane. However, after six years of marriage, they realized they blew through too many red lights. Now they need Vikki's help dividing their jewelry collection, a Fiat Abarth, and an art collection. Meanwhile, Vikki encourages her former client Kim to jump back into the dating game after going through a difficult divorce.

When Dave and Nikka met at a party in Las Vegas, they made the biggest bet of their lives and got married. However, after 14 years, Dave wants to cash in and get divorced, while Nikka is still holding on to her cards. In another deal gone wrong, Vikki's client Tom is desperate to get back $65,000 he had given to his ex-girlfriend for their daughter that his ex instead used to buy a new house. Vikki needs to gather evidence and build a strong case, or Tom could be left empty handed.

Tom and Darlene fell in love in law school, but after 24 years of marriage, the verdict is that they need to split up. They've been estranged for more than a decade and only stayed together for their son. When it comes to their marital assets, they both make convincing arguments for a signed Salvador Dali print, and a bronze Buddhist statue. Meanwhile, sparks fly at Vikki's monthly dating mixer where divorced singles get a second chance to tie the knot.