Kate Gosselin says she believes the court ruled fairly and sets the record straight about her family funds in a new statement to ET:

"As difficult as this has been for me, I am pleased that the Court has ruled fairly on behalf of myself and my children," Kate says. "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."

Her attorney Mark Momjian touches on financial specifics, saying, "In response to an emergency application filed by Kate Gosselin on October 5, 2009, the Honorable Arthur R. Tilson of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas entered an Order today directing Jon Gosselin to return $180,000 in marital funds, which he removed in violation of an arbitrator's order. Mr. Gosselin must repay this sum by on or before October 26, 2009, and if he fails to do so, he must appear before the Court for contempt proceedings. 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. The Judge also ordered Ms. Gosselin to provide an accounting of past expenses also by October 26."

After their court meeting, her estranged husband Jon told ET: "We weren't supposed to take money out of the restrictive account and we both did. I was found in contempt for doing so, I didn't realize, I was just like taking my paycheck out."