
A 36-page brief was filed with the Juvenile Court of L'Aquila
The defense of the so-called 'family in the woods' has filed a brief with the Juvenile Court of L'Aquila to request the return of the children to the family, citing risks to the health of the minors and progress in the parenting process.
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The story concerns a family who lived isolated in a forest, whose children were placed in extra-family structures.
"This morning the defense filed a 36-page authorized brief at the Juvenile Court of L'Aquila requesting the immediate return of the children to the family." This was declared by the family's lawyer in the woods, Simone Pillon, after the document was filed.
The file talks about the health situation of minors.
In particular, Pillon cites "the express request reiterated several times by the Child Neuropsychiatry service of possible serious repercussions given by the continuation of the extra-family placement".
And again, the issue of the "discomfort and instability of the children in this moment of going back and forth from Palmoli to Vasto, the collaboration shown by the parents, the assiduous and fruitful participation of the parents in the parenting support process, the acquisition by the parents of the required 'mental flexibility' and the 'ability to recognize the needs of their children' as well as 'acceptance of the school path' is addressed".
Pillon concludes with the parents' hope for "a positive decision quickly, in the interests of their children".

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