
Dominic Raeside
Dominic is one of the five principals who founded Family Law in Partnership in 1995. As Head of Mediation, Dominic holds the strong belief that whilst separation and divorce is often a difficult and painful transition, it does not have to destroy a family. Dominic’s practice is focused on helping couples reach a consensus about their future as it relates to their children, finances and housing. Dominic mediates both domestic and cross border family disputes including international child abduction, access and custody cases. Having worked for many years in the Courts advising the judiciary in contested children’s matters and previously having worked in the field of adult psychiatry, Dominic has a range of skills, knowledge and experience which he uses to help his clients to reach agreement. His work has earned Dominic a reputation as one of the most experienced and respected mediators in the country – many of his mediation clients are referred to him by the top family lawyers in the country. In 2013 Dominic was appointed to the prestigious role of the Family Mediator member of the Family Justice Council. In addition to his work as a Mediator, Dominic is a UKCP registered family and systemic psychotherapist and he sees clients in conjunction with his lawyer colleagues where he offers consultation on the child related, emotional and psychological aspects of divorce and separation. · Family Law in Partnership Ltd
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Dominic Raeside is a founding principal of Family Law in Partnership (est. 1995) and Head of Mediation, specialising in helping couples reach agreement on children, finances and housing. He mediates domestic and cross-border family disputes — including international child abduction, access and custody — and is a UKCP-registered family and systemic psychotherapist; in 2013 he was appointed as the Family Mediator member of the Family Justice Council.
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- Registered with UKCP as a family and systemic psychotherapist