Law and Mediation Firm in Istanbul
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Our Legal Services
Family and Divorce Law
Divorce in Turkey is handled by the Family Courts under the Turkish Civil Code. An uncontested divorce requires at least one year of marriage and a protocol signed by both spouses; a contested divorce is based on grounds such as irretrievable breakdown, adultery or ill-treatment.
Criminal Law
From the first police statement to the appeal stage, the quality of your defence shapes the outcome. We attend interrogations, prepare defence submissions and represent clients before criminal courts of first instance and high criminal courts.
Tenancy Law
Turkish tenancy law strongly protects residential and commercial tenants; landlords may only terminate on limited statutory grounds such as personal need, a new owner's need or the tenant's default.
Inheritance Law
Turkish inheritance law applies to property located in Turkey and, in many cases, to Turkish citizens abroad. Heirs need a certificate of inheritance to deal with bank accounts and real estate, and disputes often arise over reserved shares and lifetime transfers.
Employment Law
Employees in Turkey are entitled to severance and notice pay, overtime and unused leave; unfair dismissal may lead to reinstatement. Most employment claims must first go through mandatory mediation.
Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law
Debt collection in Turkey proceeds through enforcement offices; debtors may object within seven days, after which the creditor must lift the objection through the courts.
Immigration and Foreigners Law
Foreign nationals in Turkey face residence permit, work permit, citizenship and deportation procedures that are strict on deadlines and documentation.
Insurance Law
After a traffic accident, injured parties may claim bodily injury and loss of income compensation from the insurer of the vehicle at fault, and vehicle owners may claim diminished value.
IT and Cyber Law
Defamation, threats and fraud committed online, as well as unlawful sharing of personal data, are prosecuted under the Turkish Penal Code and Law No. 5651.
How We Work With Clients
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Initial Consultation
In the office or online, we listen to your problem, review your documents and move on to the roadmap stage.
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Roadmap and Fee
We explain how your problem can be resolved in the shortest time and at the lowest cost.
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Follow-up and Updates
Your case is handled diligently by our lawyers; you are kept informed by e-mail or WhatsApp.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the initial consultation work?
When you book, the scope of the consultation and any fee are communicated in advance. In the meeting we listen to your situation and tell you which route is appropriate; if we take on the case, the fee is agreed in writing within the framework of the Turkish Bar minimum fee tariff.
Do you offer online consultations?
Yes. We hold video consultations with clients in other cities and abroad; sharing your documents by WhatsApp or e-mail is enough.
How long will my case take?
It depends on the subject, the court and the other party. At the first meeting we give realistic timelines from similar cases; we do not promise fixed dates.
Do you handle cases outside Bakırköy?
We appear before courts in all districts of Istanbul and, where necessary, elsewhere in Turkey.
Can I ask a question under an article?
The 2,800+ answered questions on this site are general information. Your own case requires a consultation; for written questions you can reach us on WhatsApp.
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