Duggars Support Caldwells Amid Legal Drama

0:00Paul Caldwell, Kendra Duggers' dead, just dropped an update on their family Gulf Army page amid all the drama with son-in-law Joseph Duggers' legal troubles. He thanked folks for prayers and support, saying they've lost their housing and jobs after taking a stand to protect kids from harm. The cash is strictly for relocation costs like moving and new rent, not legal fees, and they've raised over $34,000 toward A, 35,000 gold. Joseph got arrested back in March on serious charges, including molesting a girl when she was nine. He's pleaded not guilty to everything from Lude. Acts with a minor under 12 to behavior by someone over 18. He posted $600,000 bail and got out. Kendra faced separate charges, too. Both of them hit with counts of endangering minors and false imprisonment unrelated to the molestation stuff. Bailed out quick after her arrest. The family's dealing with some backlash online, with Paul noting a few harsh comments from folks who don't get the full picture.

1:02Still, he's grateful for the love, and they need time for counseling on top of scrambling for a new place. Earlier this month, they launched the fundraiser right after the arrest kicked off their housing crisis. Things got messier when influencer Amy Paul claimed the Duggers were kicking the Caldwells out, and turning Kendra against her folks, even saying they reported Joseph to cops. But a source close to both families shot that down, saying the Caldwells lived rent-free and douger properties for years, way longer than planned, and only got told to move after overstaying. Paul's message wraps with more things for the support that's keeping them afloat during this rough patch, as they push forward with the move and healing. Stay in form with Durham News Today, AI-powered updates.