English guides on Turkish law for international clients: property, inheritance, family, business, court proceedings, customs and international road transport. Key hubs: CMR and Road Transport Law, Turkish Customs Law, and legal support for clients abroad. The only physical office is in Mersin.
Turkish citizenship by investment in 2026: Article 12, the $400,000 property route, three-year restriction, eligible property types, payment proof and title-deed safeguards.
Turkish citizenship by marriage under Article 16 of Law No. 5901: the three-year marriage rule, family unity, interview, security review and overseas application issues.
English guidance on changing a family residence permit after divorce from a Turkish citizen: qualifying residence, documents, children and separate legal procedures.
Court costs in Turkey explained for international clients: filing fees, expense advances, expert payments, final allocation and return of unused funds.
International sales to Turkish buyers: due dates, CISG remedies, delivery documents, banking arrangements and lawful recovery by overseas sellers.
Ending a Turkish civil case without confusing withdrawal, waiver and settlement: defendant consent, future payments, special authority and costs.
An English guide to correction, clarification and completion of Turkish civil judgments: identify the defect, prepare the documents and protect separate deadlines.
Missed Turkish civil court deadlines: no-fault obstacles, restoration of time, the two-week application period, evidence and the missed procedural act.
Security for costs in Turkey: foreign claimant status, reciprocity, treaty exemptions, supporting documents and the difference from interim-measure security.
Challenge a court expert report in Turkey: service dates, the two-week objection period, technical errors and supplementary examination. English guidance.
Using WhatsApp and email records in Turkish civil proceedings: lawful collection, sender identity, originals, context, translation and the distinction between documents and signed instruments.
A lost Turkish title certificate does not by itself end ownership. Check official records, identity continuity, representative authority and any associated security incident.