He won't have to after declaring bankruptcy anyway.  That provision in the separation agreement was an absolute joke.

Clearly, no due diligence was done by the Commission.  What we APPARENTLY know now is that the Kealoha's profligate spending lifestyle had them mortgaged to the hilt, and spending cash so freely that they had to take out loan after loan to cover.

Whoever on the Commission was responsible for pushing that separation agreement needs to go.  If for no other reason that the sloppiness of it all.