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Firm / Practice Areas

Practice Areas

Practice Areas

The firm advises and represents clients in civil, criminal, enforcement and corporate matters under Turkish law.

01

Inheritance and Estate Administration in Türkiye

Identifying an estate, determining heirs, tax and registration formalities and disputes often involve several connected legal and administrative procedures.

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02

Real Estate, Land Registry and Co-ownership

Acquisition, inheritance, co-ownership and title disputes require a combined review of registrations, encumbrances, taxes and sale procedures.

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03

Family Law and Recognition and Enforcement

Personal relationships, children, financial consequences and foreign judgments require a coordinated assessment.

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04

Debt Recovery, Enforcement and Interim Measures

Legal basis, evidence, maturity, limitation, debtor assets and foreign documents must be assessed together.

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05

Criminal Law

The allegation, evidence, protective measures and procedural deadlines should be assessed together from the outset.

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06

Employment Law

Contracts, remuneration, working time, leave, safety, termination and social security require coordinated review.

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07

Company Formation and Corporate Procedures

Trade registry, tax, notarial, banking, signing authority, licensing and foreign documents require coordinated planning.

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08

Commercial Contracts and Disputes

Performance, price, quality, deadlines, termination, security and jurisdiction are reviewed together with commercial risk.

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09

Compensation and Insurance Disputes

Liability, causation, fault, loss, insurance cover and deadlines are assessed against the evidence.

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10

Immigration and Administrative Procedures

Residence, employment, nationality and official procedures depend on personal status, documents and current administrative practice.

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Each scope is defined in writing after the facts and documents have been reviewed. These descriptions do not constitute a fixed-price, outcome or timing commitment.