She Coined the Term “Co-Parenting” - Anne P. Mitchell on Surviving False Allegations
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Anne P. Mitchell discusses her role in coining the term 'co-parenting' and shares insights from her experiences in high-conflict custody cases.
Some of the language we all use in family court every day didn’t always exist. The word “co-parenting” is one of them — and the attorney credited with introducing it sits down with us in this conversation. Anne P. Mitchell was one of the first two attorneys in the United States to fight for a child’s right to an ongoing relationship with their father after separation, and what she learned across decades in the trenches of high-conflict custody is exactly what targeted parents need to hear tod...
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