1000-LB SISTERS star Amy Slaton and Michael Halterman’s judge has ruled he is allowed contact with their children Gage, two, and Glenn, eight months, as long as he is supervised.

The U.S. Sun can exclusively report Amy, 35, amended her order of protection against Michael, 40, on March 8, 2023, to allow supervised contact after an alarming 911 call.

On February 28, 2023, Amy initially filed an order of emergency protection, an order to surrender firearms, and a protective order summons against Michael.

Ten days later, the judge ruling over the open domestic violence case amended the order of protection.

The court docket obtained exclusively by The U.S. Sun reads: “Amended to allow contact with children on 3/8/23.”

The memo continues: “Allowed supervised contact with children, no physical discipline, supervised by mother and sister.”

TLC has not yet responded to The U.S. Sun’s comment request.

TAKING ACTION
The U.S. Sun previously reported that Amy filed the order of protection just four days after making a 911 call claiming Michael had become “violent” in their home.

According to a 911 dispatch document obtained exclusively by The U.S. Sun, Amy claimed Michael started “throwing things” during a heated argument on Friday, February 24.

The explosive argument went down just seventeen days before Michael filed for divorce in their local Kentucky court.

According to the dispatch report, neither Amy nor Michael was under the influence of drugs or alcohol when the officer arrived on the scene around 2:30 pm.

Amy and Michael were arguing over their split, the responding officer claimed.

“Amy wants to separate, but the male doesn’t want to,” the report stated.

The 1000-Lb. Sisters star claimed Michael eventually “became violent” and started “throwing things” with Gage and Glenn present in the home.

Neither Michael nor Amy was arrested following the altercation.

IT’S OVER
In February, The U.S. Sun first reported that Amy and Michael had split after five years of marriage.

Although Amy did not take legal action to file for divorce at first, she moved out of their shared family home and in with her sister Tammy, 36, taking the children with her following the alleged fight.

By March 13, Michael had filed for dissolution of marriage with children against Amy, according to Kentucky court documents exclusively reported by The U.S. Sun.

SECRET FIGHTS
When news of their split broke in February, a source told The U.S. Sun that Amy and Michael had been in secret arguments for months, and the greatest source of tension had been their two kids.

According to the 1000-Lb. Sisters insider, Amy wanted her kids to continue starring on the family’s reality show – however, Michael did not want his sons to be on camera at all.

The source said: “Michael doesn’t want the kids to be on the show, but Amy disagrees.”

“They have been fighting over this for months.

The insider also said Amy and her family considered Michael to be “lazy” with childcare, and she and her family felt he was “jealous” over all the attention she gave to their kids.

SINGLE PARENT
Meanwhile, Amy has been struggling emotionally while continuing to care for Gage and Glenn as a single mom, according to a source.

Amy has also been “feeling overwhelmed” despite the support from her sister Tammy the insider claimed.

The source also shared Amy’s family has been supportive of the mom of two through her sad split.

The insider said: “No one in the family likes Michael.”