Practical counsel.
International perspective.
Our practice areas cover immigration, residence and citizenship, international tax planning, real estate, inheritance and questions extending across jurisdictions.
Focused on your
legal interests.
Each matter is shaped by the relevant facts, documentation and the laws of the jurisdictions involved. Explore our principal areas below.
Immigration, Residence
& Citizenship
Residence pathways, immigration questions, nationality and citizenship enquiries.
International
Tax Planning
Compliant planning questions where assets, residence or obligations extend across borders.
Real Estate
& Property
Ownership, transfers, property transactions and international real estate interests.
Inheritance
& Estates
Inheritance rights, succession, estate documentation and cross-border estate considerations.
Tell us what matters.
We will start there.
A useful first enquiry outlines the issue, the countries involved, any relevant dates and what assistance is being sought. Please avoid sending sensitive or privileged documents before a secure process has been arranged.
Make an enquiry ↗Before you get in touch.
Can I enquire about residence or citizenship in Malta?
Yes. Describe your nationality, current residence, intended destination and the general outcome you are seeking. Requirements and eligibility depend on individual circumstances and applicable law.
Can international tax matters involve several countries?
Yes. Tax residence, ownership of assets, employment and cross-border activities may raise issues in more than one jurisdiction. The firm can review your initial enquiry and discuss an appropriate scope of assistance.
Can I contact you about inheritance involving assets abroad?
Yes. When making an initial enquiry, explain where the deceased lived, where relevant assets are located and what documents are available. The firm will consider the nature of the request and the legal jurisdictions involved.
What information is helpful for a property matter?
Briefly describe the property location, the issue you want to resolve, any relevant time limits and whether more than one country is involved. Do not upload sensitive title documents or other confidential information through the general form.
Can I enquire about a matter involving more than one country?
Yes. Explain which countries are involved and the general nature of your matter. The firm can then discuss whether the enquiry is within its available scope or whether another professional may be appropriate.
Does submitting a form make me a client?
No. Submitting an enquiry or receiving an initial response does not establish a lawyer–client relationship. Any engagement and applicable terms must be agreed separately.
Should I send confidential documents through the website?
Not at this stage. The general enquiry form is intended for initial information. Please contact the firm before sending confidential, time-sensitive or privileged materials.
Is advice available for every jurisdiction?
Availability depends on the subject, the applicable jurisdiction and professional authorisations. The firm will need to confirm the appropriate scope of assistance before taking on a matter.