Overview
- A judge dissolved Kendra Duggar’s March 20 no-contact order on April 17 and authorized Arkansas Department of Human Services staff to supervise and facilitate reunification with the individuals previously protected.
- Attorneys have entered not guilty pleas for both Joseph and Kendra Duggar in their Arkansas misdemeanor case, which charges each with four counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of second-degree false imprisonment.
- Joseph Duggar remains free on a $600,000 bond in Florida on felony lewd and lascivious conduct charges tied to a 2020 Panama City Beach trip, with conditions that bar contact with the accuser and any unsupervised contact with minors.
- Next court dates are set, with Joseph due in Bay County, Florida, on May 18 and both spouses scheduled in Elm Springs District Court in Arkansas on August 10.
- Arkansas officials have said the state misdemeanors are unrelated to the Florida felony case, and while outlets reported the Arkansas charges followed a home inspection that noted exterior door locks, police have released few details because minors are involved.