Jon Gosselin has complied with a court order to return $230,000 to a joint bank account he shares with estranged wife Kate, Usmagazine.com confirms.
(His compliance comes three days after Kate's lawyer, Mark Momjian, claimed he had not fully replenished their shared account.)
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After Jon halted production of Kate Plus 8, Kate accused her estranged husband of taking $230,000 from their joint account. He called her claims a "fabrication" and said that she has been "hiding money." As a result of their feuding, their eight kids are "acting out all the time," Us Weekly reports.
Gosselin appeared in Montgomery County court in Pennsylvania on Monday, and according to the Associated Press, he and Mark Heller, Gosselin's New York attorney, criticized his wife for not appearing.
We have all the representation we need," Heller said outside the courtroom. "All we need is Kate's participation and Kate to stop crying on TV."
Gosselin, who said he is "optimistic" about the proceedings, added that Kate still has not explained how she spent $33,000 in cash withdrawals from their joint funds.
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Judge Arthur Tilson, however, said that they were both in compliance and left further arrangements to the arbitrator. A two-day conference with the arbitrator is scheduled for next month.
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