Controversies goes hand in hand with the Duggar family. Duggar News followers never saw it coming when they used to be huge stars on TLC with 19 Kids And Counting as well as Counting On. But, Josh Duggar’s heinous crimes made a chill run down on everyone’s spine. Now, the family members mostly remain focused on putting their best foot forward and moving on.

However, not everything has been hunky dory for all the Duggar family members. Trouble always seems to find its way into the large family. For instance, there is a chance that another person from the family is facing the risk of dealing with jail time! So, who is it? What have they done?

Duggar News: Dillon King, i.e., Amy Duggar King’s Husband, To Pay An Addtional $165k Over $236k After Getting Sued

Duggar News followers have a tendency to keep up with every family member. This also includes Duggar’s cousin Amy King and her husband, Dillon King. It seems like the latter has ended up in a lot of trouble. It happened because he failed to pay overdue rent of his restaurant and the landlord ended up suing him

Dillon, the tenant, claimed that he stopped making payments because the landlord wouldn’t communicate with him. He also denied damaging the property and didn’t remove the changes he made to it. Dillon admitted that he missed some payments, but he said he tried in good faith to pay before that happened. He argued that he didn’t break the contract in any major way. However, the court decided on January 2, 2025, that Dillon owed the landlord $156,909.96.

Duggar News: Dillon King Disobeyed The Judge’s Order For Unpaid Rent Lawsuit! Going To Jail?!

Dillon King is dealing with a legal issue over unpaid rent for his restaurant, Wellington’s, which is in Springdale, Arkansas. Duggar News followers already know that landlord, Hillcrest Holdings, LLC, took Dillon to court for not paying the rent. In January 2024, the landlord sued Dillon for the unpaid rent. By January 2, 2025, the court ruled in favor of Hillcrest Holdings, and the judge ordered Dillon to pay them $156,909.96. The judge also told Dillon that he needed to list all of his property, including his bank accounts, real estate, and any other assets, within 45 days of the ruling.

However, Dillon didn’t make any payment toward the judgment or provide a full list of his assets by the deadline. The landlord, Hillcrest Holdings, got frustrated because they had to spend extra time and money trying to figure out how to get the money they’re owed. They then filed a new legal motion asking the court to hold Dillon in “contempt” for not following the judge’s orders.

According to the court papers, Dillon didn’t follow the judge’s order to provide a full list of his assets. The plaintiff, Hillcrest Holdings, said that Dillon didn’t give all the information they were asking for and was purposely delaying things to avoid paying. They also claimed Dillon didn’t show up for the scheduled deposition (a meeting to gather more information) or provide the necessary documents