But the cash stream won't be the same, lawyers familiar with the Veigles' 10-year clashes with the law, tell GlobeSt.com. In prior conversations with area prosecutors, Jim Veigle confirms the monthly net at each of his clubs is about $400,000, or $1.2 million for all three locations. He values his real estate holdings at $3 million; his clubs at $7 million; and his sports car sales business at roughly $800,000.

Records seized by law enforcement officers last July indicated Jim Veigle's net worth then was $10.8 million. The Veigles themselves are not accused of anything. One of their clubs, Rachel's, is accused of fostering prostitution and drug dealing.

The suburban city of Casselberry,FL, where Rachel's is located, yanked the club's occupational license. Now the Veigles are suing the city, alleging their First Amendment Florida Constitutional rights have been violated. They want their license back.Seminole Circuit Court Judge Nancy Alley is studying the Veigles' arguments.