Custody War! Amber Demands Andrew Be Held In Contempt For Allegedly Denying Her Visits With Son

In the filing, she claimed Glennon, 35, has “denied Mother all parenting time since October 22, 2019” in violation of their mediated agreement.

“On October 23, 2019, the undersigned counsel contacted counsel for Father requesting to confirm times for parenting time exchanges and no response was provided,” the court papers read. “Father’s failure to communicate or schedule parenting time is Violation of Paragraph 1(c) of the Mediated Agreement.”

Then on October 25, 2019, Glennon was contacted again to coordinate parenting time exchanges, but no response was provided.

Although Portwood was to have holiday parenting time on Halloween, Glennon “failed to communicate with Mother in person or through counsel to allow Mother to exercise her holiday parenting time.”

Because of the no-contact order in place, the two are only allowed to communicate through the Our Family Wizard app regarding parenting time exchanges.

“Father has failed to open or view his account,” the court papers claim. Portwood provided a screenshot of her account to verify that he has never viewed or set up the account.

She then claimed that per the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines, the parties are to avoid speaking negatively about each other in the presence of their child.

“Upon information and belief, Father recorded Mother Without Mother’s consent or knowledge and released, or allowed family members to release, Video footage of Mother to be broadcast on YouTube,” she claimed. “On or about October 31, 2019, Father recorded statement and released this statement to be publicly broadcast on YouTube, in Which Father made negative statements about Mother. Father’s actions in releasing, or allowing the release of, videos and statements to be publicly broadcast online is violation.”

She is asking Glennon “be held in contempt of court for his willful violation of the Court’s orders.”

“Mother respectfully requests that this Court issue Rule to Show Cause and order Father to appear to answer as to why Father shall not be held in contempt for his failure to abide by the terms of this Court’s Orders,” the court papers read.

She is also asking to have the parenting time that she missed with her son. She is also requesting Glennon pay her attorney fees.

As part of the order, Glennon will have primary custody of James. The two are to share joint legal custody. She is able to have three unsupervised visits with James per week. They are to communicate through Our Family Wizard only.

As for her domestic violence plea deal, Count 2, which is criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon and Count 3, which is domestic battery committed in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, were dismissed. For the fourth count of Intimidation, she was sentenced to 910 days in county jail with 906 days suspended. Because of credit days earned, she will get no jail time.

She is on probation for 906 days. She is ordered to complete parenting classes and 26 weeks of Batterers’ Intervention Program.

The MTV star must also submit to random urine and/or breath testing. The testing will be done at the request of the probation officer at a minimum of one time per month. She is ordered to pay $1,285 in court costs and fees.

When they returned home, she allegedly hit him with a shoe. He left to allow Portwood to cool off, but when Glennon returned home with their child, she charged at him like she was “going to hit him.”

Portwood denied the pills and machete incident, but admitted to hitting Glennon with a shoe while he held their 1-year-old. She claimed she became upset when Glennon recorded her “yelling.”