In the Married at First sight clip, Gina speaks with an attorney and learns what to expect from a divorce. Gina points out that this is her first divorce after all, so she doesn't quite know what to expect. She asks about the cost of a divorce and how taxes and debt works in terms of dividing things when the time comes. But what Gina is most concerned about is her dog, Hank.

"I do have a dog that he, like, very much loves," Gina tells the attorney, of Clint's affection for her pet. "So he can't, like, come after me for my dog [or] anything like that? I just want to clear the air that we're good. Because [Clint] has offered, like, pretty high sums of money for the dog. So that's probably the only thing that we might have trouble with."

Since Gina had her dog for four years before she married Clint, she is mostly guaranteed to retain custody of him. And, she says in the clip, she trusts Clint not to do anything "drastic" to get his hands on Hank. But she's definitely aware of a potential issue once the divorce is closer to being finalized.