Camilla Baldwin (Founder)

As founder and charity lead, Camilla is the driving force behind Not Beyond Redemption, not only utilising her extensive experience as a solicitor, but her professional reputation and influence in the global legal and enterprise community to build the profile and awareness of the cause.

Camilla is one of the leading family lawyers practicing in the UK and advises on the full breadth of family law, including separation, divorce, cohabitation, civil partnerships, international child abduction and other disputes involving children. She has won numerous accolades and is recognised internationally as a specialist in her field, as well as being an award winning businesswoman. As a young lawyer, Camilla carried out legal aid work and took on child cases, which she says not only shaped her career, but fuelled her determination to make a difference. She established her law firm – Camilla Baldwin – in 2005.

Miriam Gitlin (Supervising Lawyer)

Miriam is an experienced family law solicitor. She has worked in the private sector, most recently setting up and working in a successful commercial litigation firm. Having started her career in the public sector she now returns to the pro bono legal world with new zeal.

She qualified originally as a Barrister and then worked overseas in environmental law.  She was awarded a fellowship to complete a Masters in International Legal Studies at the American University in Washington DC in which she achieved a distinction.

Miriam is a trustee of Nisa Nashim – the Jewish/Muslim women’s network.

Olivia Warham MBE (Head of Fundraising)

Olivia has been working in the charitable sector for 20 years.  For much of this, she focused on human rights abuses and the asylum sector, working for Waging Peace, where she was Chair.  She was extremely honoured to be awarded an MBE for this work in 2014.  She is also patron of Green Kordofan, a charity working with Sudanese children displaced by conflict.

Olivia has also worked in the education sector for 15 years as a trustee for Avondale Extra, a charity which funds children to do extracurricular activities at school in London.  She also served there as a Governor and volunteer reader.

Recently Olivia worked for Fine Cell Work, a charity which teaches stitching to prisoners and supports them on release with a workshop in south London.

Additionally, she is a trustee of Roche Court Educational Trust, a charity which aims to bring children and young people to the New Art Centre sculpture park to enjoy and interact with art.

Xanthe Martin-Zakheim (Chief Operating Officer)

Aishah Etoumi (Supervising Solicitor)

Aishah is a family law solicitor with a wealth of experience and knowledge. She has worked in the private law sector and the public law sector, dealing with complex family proceedings, including two reported court of appeal cases.

She has represented many parents in the family court arena in a variety of matters. Aishah was awarded Children Law Accreditation by the Law Society in 2017, allowing her to represent children and ensure their voices are heard.

Aishah consistently aims to get the best outcome for her clients and is dedicated to supporting and assisting clients through the legal process.

Avni Patel (Solicitor)

Charlotte Dowell (Trainee)

Eben Vaughan- Philipps (Paralegal)