Court Approves Reunion for 'Family in the Woods' After Prolonged Separation

A court has officially authorized the reunion of the so-called "Family in the Woods," ending a prolonged legal dispute over their separation. The ruling permits the group to finally live together following judicial approval of their case.

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'Family in the Woods' to be reunited

(ANSA) - ROME, SEP 1 - A L'Aquila children's court on Tuesday ruled that the 'Family in the Woods' parents could be reunited with their three children after the minors were stripped from them last year because of their allegedly detrimental off-the-grid lifestyle in an Abruzzo forest. The court said the kids could now return to their Australian mother Catherine Birmingham and British father Nathan Trevallion. However, the process must be gradual, in stages and under strict supervision by soci...

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Court Approves Reunion for 'Family in the Woods' After Prolonged Separation

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