Jon Gosselin ordered to give back $180,000

Jon Gosselin denied removing money from the estranged couple's bank account without permission.
Consider Jon Gosselin the kid who got caught with his hand in the cookie jar.

The reality-show dad, 32, has been ordered by a Pennsylvania judge to return $180,000 to a joint bank account he shares with estranged wife Kate Gosselin, 34, a source close to Kate confirms. It’s part of $232,000 that Kate claimed Jon took from the account against their divorce arbitrator’s explicit orders. People.com: Jon & Kate Gosselin head to arbitration over money “The remaining sum of $55,000, which Ms. Gosselin used for household bills and expenses relating to the children, will be subject to further determination by the arbitrator at a later date,” Kate’s lawyer, Mark Momjian says in a statement out Tuesday. People.com: Kate Gosselin files for child and spousal support “As difficult as this has been for me, I am pleased that the Court has ruled fairly on behalf of myself and my children. Now that this matter has been ruled on, I look forward to returning to private arbitration, as we have agreed to do, to resolve any remaining issues,” Kate Gosselin adds. People.com: Jon & Kate’s 10th anniversary album If Jon doesn’t pony up the cash by October 26, the judge will haul him back to face potential contempt charges. Kate, for her part, by the same date has to detail what expenses she’s been spending money on.

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