The 43-year-old was released from prison on December 23 last year after serving nearly a year behind bars on fraud charges and has been under house arrest ever since, reported People magazine.
"Effective this morning, Teresa is no longer subject to the parameters of home confinement. She is now free in all aspects from the custodial portion of her sentence," her attorney James Leonard said.
"The restitution has been paid in full and what remains is a two-year period of supervised release, the terms of which we will remain in full compliance with."
Next week Giudice will release her memoir, "Turning The Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again", which promises to tell all about her life behind bars.
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