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COMMON FINANCIAL MISTAKES TO AVOID DURING AND POST DIVORCE

Jones Myers Ltd | July 9, 2025

The fear of starting all over again and all the financial worry that can bring with it can understandably have a profound effect on many people going through divorce or separation.

JOURNALISTS CAN NOW REPORT ON FAMILY LAW CASES IN COURT – IS THIS GOOD OR BAD?

Jones Myers Ltd | July 9, 2025

In a milestone development, accredited journalists can report in family law courts on cases which decide the future and wellbeing of children whose parents are divorcing. They can also report on cases which determine if children should be taken into care.  

WHY ITS VITAL TO INCLUDE PENSIONS IN YOUR DIVORCE SETTLEMENT

Jones Myers Ltd | July 9, 2025

As I receive an increase in the volume of divorce enquiries after the challenges of the festive season, I cannot emphasise enough the critical role that pensions play in financial settlements.  

HOLIDAY COUNTDOWN HOW CO PARENTS CAN BEST MANAGE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Jones Myers Ltd | July 9, 2025

Organising school holidays can test even the most robust relationships as parents juggle work commitments with a myriad of children’s activities.   Busy schedules also have to be rejigged at short notice when the unexpected happens, such as children falling ill.   

A new era of maritime excellence: Unlocking new opportunities for growth

Ganado Advocates | July 9, 2025

As the maritime sector continues to evolve, innovative financial instruments are emerging to facilitate investment and secure maritime transactions. Among these, the finance charter instrument introduced by Act No. I of 2025 (the “Act”) stands out for its potential to reshape ship financing.

A new era of maritime excellence: Clarifying lease structures

Ganado Advocates | July 9, 2025

Act No. I of 2025 (the “Act”) builds upon key principles from the Maltese Civil Code, Chapter 16 of the Laws of Malta (the “Civil Code”), integrating its lease concept into maritime legislation, however a clear distinction must be made between a finance and a bareboat charterer.

A new era of maritime excellence: Chartering the future

Ganado Advocates | July 9, 2025

Act No. I of 2025 (the “Act”) introduces the finance charter instrument as a legal mechanism to secure lessors’ rights in ship financing. This article analyses the newly available security instruments, particularly the financial charter instrument.

Lessons from the Bayesian Yacht Incident: Has the time come for pleasure yachts to face more stringent regulation?

Ganado Advocates | July 9, 2025

The tragic sinking of the British-flagged Bayesian yacht off the coast of Sicily, which resulted in the loss of seven lives, has sparked debates on the adequacy of safety regulations for pleasure yachts compared to their commercial counterparts. The incident underscores disparities in the regulatory frameworks governing these categories of yachts, raising questions about whether …

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A new era of maritime excellence: Proposed amendments to the Merchant Shipping Act

Ganado Advocates | July 9, 2025

The purpose of this article is to highlight key reforms introduced in Act No. I of 2025 (the “Act”), aimed at strengthening Malta’s maritime sector.

The ECJ clarifies the application of collective action in EU competition law

Ganado Advocates | July 9, 2025

On 28th January 2025 in Case C-253/23, “ASG 2 Ausgleichsgesellschaft für die Sägeindustrie Nordrhein-Westfalen GmbH v Land Nordrhein-Westfalen” the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) clarified the compatibility of national law provisions limiting collective actions with the right of persons to be compensated for harm caused to them as a result of a competition law infringement. …

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