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Teresa Giudice Hoping for Long Drawn Out Trial Prepared to Let Husband Take the Fall, Sources Reveal

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe were recently handed a 39-count indictment involving several counts of tax evasion and fraud, but sources close to the reality starlet claim she in not worried about going to jail.

"She knew the indictment was coming down. She knew it before the show even started, she just didn't know when it would happen," source told Radar Online. "Look at her, she was sitting on the beach after the news broke," the insider added.

The source also commented on the history of the couples shady dealings. Teresea is familiar with the slow process of America's legal system and is confident that this case will be drawn out over many years just like her husband's previous experience with the court system.

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"She has watched how Joe's fraud case and been pushed back for months and months and she is telling people that she believes that is going to happen with this case too," a source climed in a recent report from The Hollywood Gossip. "They know this is going to get dragged out for a really long time and they're happy about that."

"Teresa doesn't think she's going to go to jail. Joe is going to take the fall for everything and Teresa knows it."

Court documents obtained and published by RadarOnline.com reveal Joe Giudice admitted to forging a mortgage in 2007 which could have led federal investigators to watch his business dealings closely over the past six years.

In 2007, Joe's former business partner, Joe Mastropole gave him a $586,000 loan, and Joe reportedly paid back $300,000. However, instead of paying the rest of the loan, he forged a June 2007 document with Mastropole's fake signature stating that the mortgage was discharged, or fully paid. Joe reportedly then took out another loan and kept $1 million for himself.

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