Relative Success with Tabatha

Joe D'Amore, the owner of multiple East Coast-style pizzerias across Southern California, considers a multimillion-dollar offer to take the chain national.

After Michael Bogosian, the owner of a family-owned jewelry company, passes away, his sons and widow cannot agree on how to run things; Tabatha comes to their aid.

Tempers are frayed and no one is happy at a family-owned apparel company, NewMe, where family drama may cause dreams to come apart at the seams.

A local deli in Long Beach, Calif., has a successful lunch service but faces a mountain of debt and a lack of leadership; Tabatha tries to change things before the doors close for good on the family business.

Sibling-owned fitness studio RPM seeks Tabatha's help to modernize its business model, but with one sister checked out and the other overwhelmed, the tension-filled family members risk losing their business and life savings.

The children of the owner of Sweet Dixie Kitchen ask Tabatha to rein in their authoritarian mother and help repair the frayed family relations that threaten to blow up the business.