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As the legal realities of Teen Mom Amber Portwood recently closed in around her, new details would seem to indicate that her days on the MTV show that made her famous could very well be numbered. Read the specific reported requirements from the court that seem to make taping the show a near impossibility.

Troubled Teen Mom star Amber Portwood was back in court today and was officially accepted into Sister 2 Sister Ministries, a live-in halfway house for women exiting jail. She will remain in custody, however, until she is evaluated by Sister 2 Sister some time next week. Keep reading for all the details.

A while back I did a quick write up on how Amber Portwood wasn’t evicted from her home that she had already moved her stuff out of and didn’t live in at the time because she was incarcerated. Well… TMZ is citing law enforcement sources that are stating she was eventually evicted and it was due to the fact that Amber was using tax payer money to subsidize her housing cost and she was earning way too much bank to do so. Read on for the latest in the crazy life of Amber Portwood.

During her court hearing yesterday in which a judge accepted her plea deal allowing her to re-enter rehab in lieu of serving jail time, Teen Mom star Amber Portwood said she was committed to her family and being drug free. She also said that once she was released she would finally set up the court-mandated $10,000 college trust fund for her daughter Leah, get her GED, and pay $56 in outstanding court fees. “I understand it’s going to be hard,” she said, “but I have a lot to lose.”

Picture of troubled Teen Mom star Amber Portwood arriving for her court date today wearing bold orange-striped prison garb and handcuffs. But the somber occasion didn’t seem to get Amber down as she appears to be laughing in the picture.

An Indiana judge has approved Teen Mom star Amber Portwood’s plea deal that would allow her to enter rehab in lieu of serving out a 5-year prison sentence for drug possession and violating her probation. As we reported last week, the deal mandates that Portwood successfully completes the Madison County Drug Court program, and if she has any sort of slip up she will be forced to serve out the prison sentence. Keep reading for the details.