“Teen Mom: The Next Chapter” Season 2, Episode 14 Streaming Free Today

Someone files for joint custody, while another learns that her child's father has moved out of state on this week's episode of “Teen Mom: The Next Chapter,” which airs today, Thursday, September 5, at 8 p.m. ET on MTV.

Watch Season 2 Episode 14 for free on streaming services including Philo, FuboTV (free trial, plus $30 off your first month), and DirecTV Stream. Plus, Sling is offering promotional pricing deals for new users.

On today's episode, “What's Your Excuse Now,” Ashley files for joint custody of Holly and Leah lets her dad see his daughters. Briana is shocked for her daughter Nova when her dad moves to another state. Meanwhile, Cheyenne's daughter asks Zach to take over the family business and Gary sets boundaries on when Amber can see Leah, according to MTV.

Missed last week's episode? Don't forget to watch it before tonight's episode.

Here's more information on the streaming service options available:

Philo charges its users $28 per month and offers over 70 live channels and an on-demand library with over 70,000 movies and shows. It also offers access to premium add-ons, including MGM+, STARZ, and the Movies and More package.

FuboTV offers a ton of TV shows, live sports, and movies. It offers cloud DVR and live news and entertainment channels. You can get the Pro plan for $79.99; the Elite plan for $89.99; the Premier plan for $99.99; or the Latino plan for $32.99.

DirecTV Stream offers three plans after you try the free trial: Entertainment for $79.99; Choice for $98.99; and Ultimate for $109.99. This is a no-commitment service that lets you enjoy live TV and local and national on-demand channels without having to commit to a contract.

Sling offers a Blue plan for $20 for your first month ($40 after that) and an Orange plan for the same price and offer. Get the Blue and Orange plan for $27.50 for your first month ($55 after that). The service lets you stream on-demand movies, live TV shows, and live sports on all your favorite devices.

Kaylee Remington is a business and entertainment reporter for cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. Read more of her work online.