The recent episode of "Dance Moms" season 6 showed more tension among the cast when coach Abby Lee Miller introduced a new group and also dealt with her legal issues.

In "Mini Dancers, Big Drama," "Dance Moms" fans saw the coach's new dance team, which is composed of very young girls between the ages of six and eight. Tension was brewing as the coach has her attention on the new group, but it was nothing compared to the bigger issues she had to face.

She received a phone call from her lawyer, who told her that she could face jail time as the judge thought that she's hiding money. The coach got upset, which made her leave the girls behind fighting to win at the Devotion 2 Dance Competition in Sta. Ana, California.

Nia Frazier's mom, Holly, thinks the coach won't be back and the coming days will be "very interesting." Will the coach really make an appearance in the next episode? Maybe or maybe not, and the next episode's title is highly suggestive.

Episode 4 reportedly bears the title "Now You See Abby, Now You Don't," according to "Dance Moms" spoilers page. This particular episode will feature both the original's and mini group's participation at the Dream National Dance Competition in Santa Monica, California back in Oct. 31, 2015.

The original group danced to "The Elites" and they placed first in the Teen Category and for the overall competition. The mini group also performed in the said competition and they placed second in the mini category, but did not bag an award in the overall competition.

New girl Brynn Rumfallo performed solo to the music "She's Magic" and she placed first in the Junior division and fourth in the overall competition. Maddie Ziegler also performed solo to "Bond Girl," placing second for both Teen division and overall.

Apart from the competition, fans will surely find out how Miller will deal with her legal problems and if she will be present during the event.

"Dance Moms" season 6 airs every Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST on Lifetime.