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Malta’s New Family Court Regulations (Part 1 Of 2): A More Child-Centred And Support-Oriented Framework
With effect from 1 October 2026, specific Family Court Proceedings Regulations, enacted by virtue of Regulation 216 of 2026, have come into effect, hence replacing the previous procedural regime. The aim of the new Regulations is to establish a more structured framework for family proceedings. The main novelties are, emphasis on early disclosure of financials and proposals, imposition of mediation timelines, structured representation of children, and multi-disciplinary support for the parties, minors and third parties involved in the process.
Malta Family
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FFF Legal
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Maltese Court Confirms In Rem Jurisdiction Over An Abandoned Vessel
The Maltese First Hall of the Civil Court has delivered a significant judgment affirming its in rem jurisdiction over an abandoned yacht, establishing that maritime service providers can pursue claims directly against vessels for unpaid storage and maintenance fees. The case clarifies the practical application of Article 742B of Malta's Code of Organization and Civil Procedure, demonstrating how courts can enforce payment...
Malta Transport
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Ganado Advocates
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ID-DRITT XXXVI – Alternative Dispute Resolution In Financial Services: The Expanding Jurisdiction Of Malta’s Financial Services Arbiter And The Erosion Of Legal Predictability
Malta's financial services sector faces a critical juncture as recent amendments to the Arbiter for Financial Services Act expand consumer eligibility in ways that may fundamentally alter dispute resolution. The 2025 amendments introduce ambiguous criteria for determining who qualifies as an eligible customer, potentially creating legal uncertainty for financial services providers operating in Malta's competitive European hub.
Malta Commercial
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Ganado Advocates
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Protection Of Adults In Situations Of Vulnerability | Part 3: From Guardianship To Personal Autonomy
Malta's 2026 reforms replace the traditional guardianship framework with a modern system of personal autonomy safeguards and support persons. How does this legislative transformation balance the protection of vulnerable adults with respect for individual autonomy, and what mechanisms ensure that support arrangements remain proportionate to each person's circumstances?
Malta Litigation
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Mamo TCV Advocates
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