No dispute over children in Donald Trump Jr., wife divorce

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Katz said they were blocking the children “from what could have been an invasive legal process.”

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The initial court appearance, which lasted less than 10 minutes, came after Vanessa Trump filed for divorce in March. Though the action was initially listed as uncontested, it was later changed to a contested action.

Norman Heller, a lawyer for Donald Trump Jr., said the couple also expects to quickly resolve financial conflicts because there were “only a few issues left” to resolve.

Katz offered them his help “to bridge any of those gaps.”

“I can help resolve those issues,” he said.

The couple arrived at the courthouse an hour early and walked into the courtroom from the same doorway as the judge, who entered just before them.

As they positioned themselves in front of the judge, Donald Trump Jr. smiled toward his wife. Appearing relaxed, they each smiled at points throughout the proceeding.

The Trumps were married in 2005. Vanessa Trump filed for divorce in March. Afterward, they said in a joint statement that they will “always have tremendous respect for each other.”

The 2007 birth of the couple’s first child made Donald Trump Sr. a grandfather a decade before he became president.

Former Fox News Channel personality Kimberly Guilfoyle recently left the network amid news that she’s dating Donald Trump Jr. She has joined a super PAC supporting the president.

Larry Neumeister, The Associated Press