Another Duggar son is in legal hot water. Former 19 Kids and Counting star Jason Duggar, who recently announced his engagement to Maddie Grace, has been accused of fraud, breach of contract, breach of warranties, and negligence in a lawsuit filed in Arkansas on Sept. 10 against Duggar and Madison Holding LLC.

Jason Duggar has found himself in hot water after being accused of fraud, breach of contract, breach of warranties and negligence, according to court documents obtained by In Touch. The court documents were filed in Benton County,

An Arkansas man is suing Jason Duggar, claiming he doesn't have a valid contractor's license and his company didn't fix problems with a home it was hired to build.

The lawsuit accuses Duggar of not completing work in the master bathroom or a bedroom and says sod has not been fully installed. The complaint also claims crown molding in the upstairs portion of the home needs to be repaired and roofing issues need to be fixed, among other various problems.

BENTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, Ark. — Jason Duggar, the star of reality show "19 Kids and Counting," has been sued in Benton County for allegedly failing to perform repairs on a home where he was assigned as contractor, as well as for allegedly not having a valid contractor's license.

BENTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS: Jason Duggar of 'Counting On' has landed himself in a hot mess as he has been named in a lawsuit, filed by a man named Mark Thompson in Benton County, Arkansas.

A former reality TV star is accused in a lawsuit of pretending to have a contractor's license and not doing work on a Benton County man's home.