Printer Friendly
Email to a Friend
Enlarge Font
Decrease Font
The Associated Press
Comment on this story
TRENTON, N.J. -
A lawyer for former Gov. James McGreevey's former wife said Thursday she will drop a charge that she was duped into marrying him if he agrees to pay her $109,000 that a judge says he owes.Dina Matos' lawyer John Post said the fraud claim filed by his client will be dropped if McGreevey makes full payment and agrees not to appeal the judge's divorce ruling.A private meeting with the judge in the case is scheduled for Monday.Matos has claimed that McGreevey, who resigned from office in 2004 after declaring himself "a gay American," duped her into marriage because he needed the cover of a heterosexual relationship to advance his political career.
All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be published, broadcast or redistributed in any manner.
Get $150+ in coupons in every Sunday N&O. Click here for convenient home delivery.
