
Overseas bank accounts are not beyond financial disclosure in a Maltese separation case
Malta’s Court of Appeal ordered a husband to produce statements for his own accounts, including accounts abroad. What the ruling covers.
Plain-language articles from the practice. Case notes summarise noteworthy judgments from Malta, the CJEU, the ECtHR and the UK, with the parties in family cases anonymised.

Malta’s Court of Appeal ordered a husband to produce statements for his own accounts, including accounts abroad. What the ruling covers.

Malta’s Court of Appeal kept a wife’s assignment of the matrimonial home but required a current expert valuation and a proper settlement with the husband.

Malta’s Court of Appeal dismissed a separate divorce action while a separation case was pending, applying the connection rule in article 66F.

Malta’s Court of Appeal confirmed that one proven act of violence can justify personal separation. A spouse need not wait for it to be repeated.

Malta’s Court of Appeal rejected a former partner’s claim that a property was bought on behalf of both of them, finding the evidence did not support it.

Malta’s Court of Appeal held that a wife’s claim to be repaid for payments made for her husband stayed in the family case, despite separate property.

Malta’s Court of Appeal increased a father’s contact and found no monthly maintenance was due between parents sharing care. What it decided.

Malta’s Court of Appeal gave a wife temporary exclusive occupation of a home her husband owned. Ownership and occupation answer different questions.
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