The respondent father brought a motion seeking an order prohibiting the parties' 11-year-old daughter from being taken to nudist or naturist camps by the applicant mother and maternal grandparents.
The child had attended such camps for several years, but the father recently learned of this and raised concerns about the child's safety, privacy, and expressed desire to stop attending.
The court found that the child's true wishes were unclear and that her vulnerabilities, including diagnosed anxiety and PTSD, warranted caution.
The court granted a temporary order prohibiting the child's attendance at nudist camps pending an investigation and report by the Office of the Children's Lawyer.
