Hasna is a Solicitor at SA Law Chambers Solicitors specialising in Family, Child Care and Criminal Law. She was qualified as a Solicitor in 2004 and worked with specialist law firms based in London before she joined SA Law Chambers Solicitors in June 2015.

Hasna has a breadth of experience in representing parents in complex cases of non-accidental injuries, sexual abuse, domestic abuse, mental health difficulties, chronic drug and alcohol abuse, disabilities, learning difficulties and deprivation of liberty (DOLS). She employs a constructive and holistic approach to resolve conflicts between disputed parents. Hasna represents clients at the Family Court, Court of Appeal and the High Court.

Hasna specialises in various facets of family law including:

Some of the family cases Hasna represented were reported. She has dealt with a number of VHCC cases with various complex and disclosure issues involved.

Hasna has also been representing clients in criminal cases since 2001. Hasna is a Duty Solicitor since 2006 and has been representing own and duty clients at the Police Station and in the Magistrates Court. During this time, she has represented clients for offences ranging from murder to serious and violent offences. No matter how big or small the case may be, Hasna ensures she gives every client her undivided attention. She has a calm and collected approach which puts her clients at ease in even the most stressful of situations.

Hasna is passionate about her clients and prides herself in providing clear advice with sensitivity and understanding. She is known for being resilient and always aims to achieve the best outcome possible for her clients.

Hasna is a member of the Law Society’s Family Panel and the Law Society’s Criminal Litigation Accreditation for her skills, knowledge and experience in the field of family and criminal law. Hasna is also fluent in Bengali and Hindi.

Reported Family Cases

• B-M (Children: Findings of Fact) [2021] EWCA Civ 1371


• Y (disclosure to MPS) [2021] EWFC B33

Notable Criminal Cases

R v RP & Others – Central Criminal Court

The defendant was charged with murder and violent disorder along with 2 others who were members of a group that killed the victim by stabbing. The decisive evidence in this case was ID and cell site data linking near the scene. After an application to dismiss, the prosecution conceded and offered no evidence and our client was freed of all charges.

R v MA & Others – Central Criminal Court

The defendant was charged with murder along with others. The victim was shot in the head outside his home address and died. Hasna represented the defendant when there was a hung jury in the first trial. At the retrial, the Jury was discharged after the defendant gave evidence and a retrial was ordered.