Understand
Establish the circumstances, relevant documents and questions that need answering.
RITCH & CO. provides a considered approach to immigration, residence and citizenship, international tax planning, property and inheritance matters. With its principal office in Valletta, Malta, the firm helps clients begin complex legal conversations with clarity.
Immigration decisions, assets, family interests and tax obligations may span more than one jurisdiction. We start by understanding what matters to you and identifying the legal questions that need attention.
Our approach →Explore our principal practice areas, from immigration and international tax to property and inheritance matters.
Enquiries concerning immigration routes, residence applications, citizenship and legal status across borders.
International tax questions involving residence, assets, cross-border obligations and compliant planning.
Property ownership, transactions, title interests and real estate questions with an international dimension.
Succession, estate administration, inheritance rights and matters concerning assets across jurisdictions.
Every matter begins with listening. Before discussing possible next steps, it is important to understand the facts, the people involved and the jurisdictions at issue.
Establish the circumstances, relevant documents and questions that need answering.
Consider the legal and geographical context and determine which expertise may be needed.
Discuss an appropriate next step and the practical information needed to proceed.
Archbishop Street, Valletta, Malta. The firm's primary point of contact.
Office information →For enquiries with a Belgian connection, please contact the Valletta office for an initial discussion.
Belgium enquiries →For enquiries with a German connection, our principal contact remains the Valletta office.
Germany enquiries →James Ritch, Founder & Managing Partner, is the firm’s principal professional contact. Our first priority is to understand your circumstances, the countries involved and the assistance you need.
Meet James Ritch →A short outline of the issue, the countries involved and any key dates can help make the first exchange more useful.