Dharshica Thanarajasingham
Dharshica Thanarajasingham is a Senior Associate in the family team at Birketts LLP, advising clients on a wide range of family law matters arising from relationship breakdown.
She supports clients through often complex and sensitive situations, providing clear, pragmatic advice tailored to their individual circumstances.
She has particular experience in financial remedy proceedings, including cases involving complex asset structures, family businesses, property portfolios and trust arrangements. Dharshica regularly advises high net worth individuals, entrepreneurs and professionals, and works closely with clients and their wider professional advisers to achieve practical and commercially focused outcomes.
Her work includes advising on divorce and financial settlements, as well as pre- and post-nuptial agreements and cohabitation matters.
In addition to her financial work, Dharshica has experience advising on private children matters, supporting clients in resolving arrangements for children in cases which are often emotionally and legally complex. She advises on issues including living arrangements, contact and parental responsibility, working to achieve practical and child-focused outcomes through negotiation or, where necessary, court proceedings.
Recent work highlights
Dharshica has experience advising in High Court proceedings, including acting in TF v SF [2025] EWHC 1959 (Fam), a complex financial remedy case involving non-disclosure, business interests and a substantial international port investment.
Advised on a complex pre-nuptial agreement involving substantial assets located across the UK and Europe, with a particular focus on wealth accumulated jointly during the relationship.
Dharshica has recently been involved in successfully advising a wife in a reported case involving a very profitable matrimonial business worth over circa £40 million and arguments of serious non-disclosure and misleading the court, securing a favourable outcome and a costs order against the husband TF v SF [2025].
