Jon Gosselin Could Face Contempt of Court Charges Over Unauthorized Bank Withdrawal

It's been one heck of a week in the world of "Jon and Kate Plus Eight." First, the network that broadcasts the show announced it would be dropping him, making the show just "Kate Plus Eight." Then Jon Gosselin said he wanted to halt the show because it was damaging to his eight children. Now it seems Jon has taken $200K from a joint account, without Kate's permission.

Besides showing just how much money these two have (obviously from the reality show), the move goes against a court order that stated neither couple could take a significant amount from joint accounts without the other's approval. According to Kate Gosselin's attorney, Jon could be found in contempt for this action.

In reality we all know that many have found Jon's actions since the couple announced their split to be contemptible anyway. However, we're talking about contempt of court here.

Celebrity lawyer Marty Singer, a litigation attorney for Kate, said he e-mailed a stern letter to Jon Gosselin's attorney on Friday but he hasn't heard back. He added that he expected that Kate's family law attorney in Pennsylvania will go to court Monday morning suggesting Jon be held in contempt.

Kate found out about the withdrawal the hard way: overdraft notices. When Jon took out the $200,000, he left only about $1,000 in the account. Hey, wait a second, that's over the FDIC insurance limit anyway. Jon and Kate, get with it!