Jones' settlement goes in ex-wife's favour
The couple left for the United States four years ago and Corinna Jones departed the business 11 months later, when the couple split.
They have since been in court several times.
Judge Jeremy Doogue ruled in Mrs Jones’ favour earlier this month, according to reports. Jones did not contest the judgement, which included $124,821 in interest and $41,924 in costs.
Associate Judge Doogue said in his decision Jones had applied to the Family Court to set aside the couple's relationship property settlement agreement, then abandoned those proceedings.
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