Category: Josh Duggar

Josh Duggar has refiled his lawsuit against the City of Springdale, Arkansas, In Touch magazine and others claiming that he "suffered harm and is entitled to declaratory relief, injunctive relief, compensatory damages, punitive damages, attorneys' fees, costs, and any other available remedies and relief" because of the release of documents pertaining to his molestation of young girls when he was 14 and 15.

In what almost seems like a Friday news dump move, Josh Duggar's attorney quietly filed a motion earlier today asking to withdraw his previous motion to join the federal lawsuit filed by his sisters (and victims) against those responsible for releasing and publishing the documents revealing Josh molested young girls when he was 14 years old. That's quite a sentence, I know, and it actually contains more words than the motion itself!

Josh Duggar is claiming he was "victimized" in a lawsuit filed against officials who released information pertaining to the molestation scandal that resulted in the cancellation of 19 Kids and Counting.

As we reported on Thursday, Duggar sisters Jill Dillard, Jessa Seewald, Jinger Vuolo and Joy-Anna Duggar have filed a lawsuit because of information released to In Touch magazine in regards to the Josh Duggar molestation scandal. The City of Springdale, Arkansas is one of the defendants and they have issued an official statement in response to the lawsuit, which they describe as "misguided," "without merit" and "false."

Josh Duggar has been served as part of the lawsuit against him for stealing a man's image and using it as his profile picture on dating sites and social media. The controversial eldest son of Michelle and Bob Duggar was served papers earlier this month in connection with the lawsuit filed by Los Angeles area DJ Matt McCarthy.