A New Jersey judge ordered the reality TV star to serve her time behind the bars made famous by "Orange Is The New Black."
After her request to spend 12 of her 15 months at a halfway house was denied ... Teresa got the news Wednesday that she'll be headed to the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, CT.
Teresa's been begging the judge for weeks not to send her to Danbury ... which the show depicts as being one of the worst prisons in the U.S.
Who is sorry for her, not I .....Lol
Well according to Tmz....
TMZ.com 
According to tmz.com..........
Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa and Joe Giudice are trying to make a quick buck before one or both of them go off to prison, they've quietly listed their NJ mansion for $3.99M.
The couple who'll be sentenced next month for a massive money fraud scheme bought the place in 2002 for $530K then spent several years renovating it before moving into it in 2008 right when "RHONJ" was starting.
Originally, the house was around 5,000 sq. ft ... but after renovations, it doubled.
In 2012 it was worth about $1.2 mil ... they're trying to unload it for nearly 4 times that amount.
Well let's see if they will get what they are asking ....Lol
According to RadarOnline.com
Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice, as a New Jersey judge has dismissed her as a defendant in a mortgage fraud lawsuit, RadarOnline.com is reporting.
Despite the legal break, her husband, Joe Giudice, still could be on booked for punitive damages in the case, which was filed against the couple by their former business partner, Joseph Mastropole.
The lawsuit alleges that Joe forged Mastropole’s signature on mortgage documents on an apartment building they owned together. Mastropole’s name was taken off the mortgage when Joe refinanced the property and didn’t give him the $260,000 that the reality star owed his partner, according to the lawsuit.
Judge Robert Polifroni determined Teresa didn’t play a role in the alleged fraud, and dismissed her as a defendant in the case. Much of Mastropole’s case against Joe was also tossed, but the judge ruled he could seek punitive damages against Giudice.
Sources tell RadarOnline.com, “Teresa is relieved to have this now behind her. She was grateful the judge ruled in her favor and is moving on.”
Meanwhile, Teresa could be facing 27 months in prison, while her husband Joe could get 46 months behind bars after pleading guilty to nine counts of mail, wire, bank and bankruptcy fraud in March.
Sentencing is scheduled to take place in July.
Well Good luck because she going to need it months to come.
