In this episode of Law Booth, Maria Camilleri, Senior Associate within the Firm's Local Litigation Department, is once again joined by Tania Farrugia, a Senior Clinical Psychologist, for Part 2 of their discussion...

We would like to notify everyone that recently, the Family Member Policy in Malta has been updated and currently the salary threshold is estimated to be €18,940 as per...

Dr. Nicholas DeBono and Dr. Maria Camilleri discuss property ownership and the implications when contracting marriage in Malta. This podcast delves into regulating spouses' property...

Over the last two decades, Malta has seen enormous growth in areas such as maritime, tourism and financial services.

Three professionals from KPMG in Malta's Advisory function have successfully completed the STEP Advanced Certificate in Advising the Family Business.

Malta is among the 18 EU member states where new EU Regulations clarifying the rules applicable to property regimes for international married couples or registered partnerships, entered into force on 29 January 2019.

A structured pathway enabling high-net-worth individuals (HNWI) and family offices to establish a presence in Malta and within the European Union through a residency route intrinsically...

Malta's working opportunities together with a strategic position of an island in the Europe, and the captivating blend of history and culture has made it an attractive destination for individuals and families worldwide to relocate thanks to various job opportunities.

In efforts to enhance the efficiency of the justice system and reducing the duration of legal proceedings, the Maltese government has proposed the establishment of a fully-fledged Commercial Court.

Access to minors refers to the right of the parent with whom the child is not residing, to spend time with the child, as well as the right of the child to spend time with aren't with whom the child doe not reside.

Relocating to Malta with children raises important questions about school enrolment, language requirements, and eligibility for public education. This comprehensive guide addresses the most common concerns families face when navigating Malta's education system, from mid-year enrolment possibilities to documentation requirements and the role immigration status plays in accessing schools.

It is well known nowadays that the popularity of the Malta flag has grown substantially and is one of the world's largest. Its portfolio boasts several cruise ships operated by some of the largest...

In a small country such as Malta, the surname, or family name, is a very important part of any person's identity.

In recent years, Malta has witnessed a growing number of family-owned enterprises navigating generational change, restructuring ownership, and adapting to modern governance standards.

On the 21st December 2004, Chapter 474 of the Laws of Malta, entitled ‘The Mediation Act' was enacted with the scope of encouraging and facilitating the settlement of disputes in Malta through mediation.

Article 18 of the Marriages Act ("The Act") holds that a marriage whether celebrated in Malta or abroad, shall be valid for all purposes of law in Malta...

The term cohabitation refers to the arrangement where two people, who are not married, choose to live together in a committed partnership. This form of relationship has become more prevalent in Malta.

When Parents part ways, the principal concerns that arise are how each party will retain contact with their children, and continue to offer mutual support in their education, health and financial exigences.

Parenthood encompasses the acquisition of rights and responsibilities towards one's children. Parents are duty-bound to look after, maintain, instruct and educate their children, as well as administer.

Malta’s reform of Wage Regulation Orders (WROs) marks a significant step towards modernising sector-specific employment rules. Now redesignated as Conditions of Work Regulation Orders, the reform aims to simplify existing frameworks...