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.
Union County Superior Court Judge Karen Cassidy granted the McGreeveys' divorce last month, denying her alimony but ruling that she is entitled to a portion of their joint assets totaling $109,000.
Matos is interested in having the litigation come to an end, Post says.
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