Alex joined Levison Meltzer Pigott in January 2026 having qualified as a solicitor in 2020.

He advises on the full spectrum of family law including nuptial agreements, complex financial and child-arrangement matters consequent upon separation, as well as issues arising between unmarried couples. He has particular experience in cases involving complex pension assets.

Alex is a member of Resolution and prides himself on bringing a calm, commercial and constructive approach to his cases; particularly those involving children.

Alex completed his training with Winckworth Sherwood LLP’s London office, before moving to Jones Nickolds in October 2020. He is a graduate of King’s College London, achieving a first-class degree in Classics before going on to study for a Graduate Diploma in Law and a Legal Practice Course with LLM at the University of Law.

He previously worked for several years at the legal publication Chambers & Partners, in the role of Assistant Editor.

In his spare time, he enjoys reading and exercise, and is an intermediate German speaker.

Ranjana joined Levison Meltzer Pigott in May 2024.

She advises on a range of family law matters, including divorce and separation, finances and children matters, pre-nuptial, post-nuptial and cohabitation agreements.

Ranjana completed her training contract with Charles Russell Speechlys , qualifying in August 2023 and gained further family law experience with a specialist Southeast England practice.

With a first-class degree in law from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) , Ranjana was an active member of the LSESU Hindu Society (Learning Co-ordinator:2018-2019) ; LSESU Human Rights Society (Secretary: 2018-2019) and she won the Blackstone Chambers Prize for Best Performance in Public International Law 2018-19.

Emma joined Levison Meltzer Pigott in April 2026 having gained 8 years of previous family law experience in London.

She advises on all areas of Family Law relating to relationships, including divorce, matrimonial finance, nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, relationship breakdown of unmarried partners, and private children matters. In relation to children matters, she has particular experience in Hague convention cases having recently assisted on two reported cases in the High Court. Emma can also advise on claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 where an individual makes a claim against a deceased person’s estate if they believe they have not received reasonable financial provision under the deceased’s will.

Emma builds trusting relationships with her clients recognising that she is with them during what can often be the most challenging period of their lives. She combines technical expertise with genuine empathy, making her a dependable adviser to clients navigating separation, co-parenting and other life changes.

Emma graduated from Durham University with a BA Combined Honours in Arts: Classics and Philosophy, before going on to study for a Graduate Diploma in Law and a Legal Practice Course at BPP Law School.