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Dominic Raeside

     
     
Dominic  

Dominic is one of the five principals who together formed the firm 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. 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 maximise his client’s own ability to reach agreement. His work has earned Dominic the reputation as one of the most experienced and respected Mediators in England.

“Life is greatly improved for us all and the children are so much more settled, I shall always be grateful for your help”.

“I felt that my dilemma was understood and appreciated”.

“The process was particularly helpful in counterbalancing the fear and insecurity which divorce raises”.

“Friendly, courteous and professional” (Feedback comments from mediation clients)

In addition to his work as a Mediator, Dominic is a UKCP registered family and systemic psychotherapist and sees clients in conjunction with his lawyer colleagues,
including collaborative law where he offers consultation on child related, emotional and psychological aspects of divorce and separation.

As well as being the Chief Assessor for the Family Mediation Council, Dominic also is involved in training mediators both in the UK and internationally.

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  • Helen Greenfield
  • Nicole Hackett
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