Lawyers for Jon and Kate Gosselin confirmed on Monday morning that the dad of eight is "fully compliant" with a judge's order to return money to a shared bank account.
Jon appeared in a Pennsylvania court Monday, while Kate -- who is due to attend the Women's Conference in Long Beach, Calif. on Monday -- did not, according to People.com.
Earlier this month, a judge ordered Jon to return $180,000 he took from a shared account. Jon alleged Monday that his estranged wife has yet to account for $33,000 in withdrawals.
A lawyer for Kate, Cheryl Young, says the amount in question is only five percent of the disputed money in the account, and the court-ordered arbitrator did not ask her to document cash withdrawals.
"It's fully compliant," Young told People.com, adding that the couple -- who filed for divorce in June after 10 years of marriage -- will meet with an arbitrator next month to discuss the schedule.
Jon's Pennsylvania lawyer, Charlie Meyer, resigned Monday as well. "I'll just get another attorney," Jon said. "I have to."
In October 2009, Kate said, "I'm saddened and confused by Jon's public media statements."
"It appears that Jon's priority is Jon and his interests. My priority remains our children and their well-being."
"We film it separately," Jon admitted. "She has her film crew. And I have my film crew.
In September 2009 Jon said, "I can't sit on the sofa with that woman. I can't sit on the couch next to someone I despise... I despise her because she's not speaking from the heart."
"While I certainly have a very different perception of how our marriage dissolved, for the sake of my children I maintain that I'm not going to go into details of aspects I believe should remain private." Kate's statement to ABC regarding how she feels about revealing her personal life with Jon.
I Used to Have a Ring on It
Jon also slams his ex for using her wedding ring. "I think she still wears the ring for public perception," he said. "I don't wear my ring because she took my ring. I don't have it." Jon added, "So I laid it down one night. It was gone.
Jon revealed on "Good Morning America" that their marriage "will never be fixed."
"I didn't leave Kate for Hailey. People think I left Kate for Hailey... because of the time frame and what they printed in the tabloids. You can't control who you love. I strongly believe that. You cannot control that. It's two people joined together."
Jon admits in a September interview with ABC that he will always "love Kate as the mother of my kids. But to tell you right now, at this point of what's going on, I do not love Kate."
After being photographed with a few different females in the media, Jon had this to say, "Like most people, I have male and female friends and I'm not going to end my friendships just because I'm on TV."
Jon tells TLC's cameras "People think I've changed, and I have changed, but I'm now the person I know I am."
"I don't trust her anymore," Jon tells reporter Chris Cuomo of ABC. "I was abused... I'm not going back to that lifestyle."
Kate told CBS in an interview, "He does not want to be married to me anymore." Kate said it was not she who initiated the divorce.
In an interview with ABC, Jon said, "Well, excuse me, I'm taking care of the kids. She's on book tours, she's doing all these things. You know, she's gone a week. You know, comes back. Packs up and leaves again. I'm standing there like, 'Oh, OK. Your mom's gone again..."
Kate told CBS cameras, "This is a situation that absolutely would have happened whether the cameras were here or not. I don't want people thinking we traded marriage for fame. Ever."
In an ABC interview, Jon said Kate deliberately "separated" him from his mother and brothers."
Jon said, "I was beaten down so long, I couldn't even make a decision for myself."
Jon says Hailey Glassman, daughter of Kate's plastic surgeon, is someone he loves more than he did Kate -- and that she shows him "love and respect" as Kate never did.
