Jon Gosselin: Yes to Paying Back Kate, No to Amazing Race

Octodad's attorney says star has returned the money to estranged couple's joint account but has no intention of doing any further reality television

No need to feel in the dark. We know we haven't given you a Jon and Kate Gosselin update since Tuesday, but we won't let you go into the weekend without your fix.

E! News has confirmed that the dynamic duo is due in court bright and early Monday morning for another arbitrator's conference in relation to their divorce proceedings.

Despite reports to the contrary, Jon's attorney, Mark Heller, tells E! News that the octodad is in "total compliance with the court's orders" demanding he pay back $180,000 of the $235,000 he supposedly took from the couple's joint bank account.

Kate's attorney, meanwhile, says that Jon had returned only $28,500 so far and is waiting for Heller to wire back the remaining $152,000.

"I have no doubt Jon's lawyer is making an accurate representation but I'm just waiting," Mark Momijan told People. Kate, he said, was not required to return any money, but has otherwise "complied with the court order in advance of the date."

Kate—who is due to appear at a women's conference and on an hourlong question-and-answer special on TLC on Monday—is expected to return $55,000 to the aforementioned bank account. Of course, the mom of eight claims that money was spent on household bills, which is the main function of the account.

In the meantime, rumors that Papa G. may be hoping to recoup some of that money by appearing on either Survivor or The Amazing Race are false, E! News has learned exclusively.

"Jon is not doing Amazing Race or any other reality show," Heller says. "No Divorced Dads Club, nothing. He is focused on his personal life and the matters at hand."

(Originally published Oct. 22, 2009, at 1:32 p.m. PT.)

—Additional reporting by Ashley Fultz