( CNN ) -- Husband-and-wife stars of the popular reality TV show `` The Real Housewives of New Jersey '' pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a slew of federal fraud charges . Their trial has been scheduled for October 8 . Attorneys for Teresa Giudice , 41 , and Giuseppe `` Joe '' Giudice , 43 , spoke Wednesday afternoon before the couple made their second court appearance . Attorney Miles Feinstein said the couple will not be testifying against each other in the case , which he said they expect to win . The couple is also planning to appear on the Bravo network 's live after-show following the final episode of `` The Real Housewives of New Jersey , '' according to their lawyers . The Giudices were indicted on 39 counts , including conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud , bank fraud , making false statements on loan applications , and bankruptcy fraud . HLNtv.com : Read the full indictment against the 'Real Housewives of New Jersey ' stars . Authorities say the Giudices exaggerated their income while applying for loans before `` The Real Housewives of New Jersey '' debuted in 2009 . The indictment says the couple then hid their fortunes while filing for bankruptcy . The indictment also charges Giuseppe Giudice with failure to file tax returns for tax years 2004 through 2008 , during which time he allegedly earned nearly $ 1 million . During their court appearance on July 30 , the Giudices were released on $ 500,000 bond each , along with several restrictions : They had to surrender their passports , and they were n't allowed to leave New York or New Jersey until their next hearing , which happened Wednesday . The judge is now allowing the couple to travel out of the area with a three-day notice . HLNtv.com : 'Housewives ' stars free on bond . Teresa Giudice released a statement to HLN after being charged , saying she plans to stand by her man throughout the ordeal . `` Today is a most difficult day for our family . I support Joe and , as a wonderful husband and father , I know he wants only the best for our lovely daughters and me . I am committed to my family and intend to maintain our lives in the best way possible , which includes continuing my career . As a result , I am hopeful that we will resolve this matter with the Government as quickly as possible . '' The prosecuting attorney has also said authorities may pursue immigration charges against Giuseppe Giudice , who is an Italian citizen . He could face deportation . If convicted , the couple faces up to 30 years in prison and a $ 1 million fine . Bravo , the network that airs `` The Real Housewives of New Jersey , '' told HLN it has no comment on the charges or the hearing .
Teresa and Carlo Giudice are accused of 39 counts including mail and wire fraud . Their trial is scheduled for December 8 . Their lawyer 's office had no comment .