Krishma Sangani is a Managing Associate in the Family team and advises on all aspects of family law. She has a great depth of experience of contentious and non-contentious family law work, and specialises in both the financial consequences of marital and relationship breakdown and children matters.
Krishma is a Law graduate of the University of Cambridge and joined Mishcon de Reya LLP in 2015.
Krishma is a member of Resolution, an organisation which believes in a constructive, non-confrontational approach to family law matters and campaigns for improvements to the family justice system.
Key Experience
- Working on several cases involving financial disclosure on divorce proceedings where family assets are held in various jurisdictions and require expert valuation;
- Preparing for and engaging in various private law Children Act proceedings relating to maintenance and capital claims on behalf of a child;
- IN v CH [2024] EWFC 233 - Acted for the husband who made a competing application against the wife for an order for sale in respect of the matrimonial home and a yacht. No beneficial interest was found and an order for sale was made (within financial remedy proceedings). The wife’s application to sell the yacht was unsuccessful as it belonged to a company, AB, who had not been joined to the proceedings.
- ED v OF [2024] EWFC 297 - Representing the Wife of a successful songwriter and music producer, achieving a highly successful outcome in her financial settlement. The case addressed how assets like music catalogues and private companies are valued and divided in financial remedy proceedings.
- IN v CH Neutral Citation Number[2025] EWFC 265
- AT v NT [2025] EWFC 456 (19 December 2025) - Part III application before Peel J which gives guidance on applications being listed on notice "absent some exceptional reason meriting a without notice determination" and setting out the injunctive provisions available under Part III.
Career History
Managing Associate, Mishcon de Reya LLP
Associate, Mishcon de Reya LLP
Trainee Solicitor, Mishcon de Reya LLP
University of Cambridge
University of Law (LPC)
Articles and Publications
- Bridget Jones' Baby: The legal implications – Lawyer 2B magazine (August 2016 with Emma Willing)