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Administrative Law

Administrative law is the branch of law that regulates the activities of government agencies. It ensures these agencies act within their legal authority, follow fair procedures, and do not abuse their power. It covers rule-making, enforcement of regulations, and resolving disputes between individuals and the government.

Criminal Law

Criminal law is a branch of public law that examines legal institutions related to crimes and penalties with sanctions. Regulations in this field of law aim to prevent certain actions from taking place, to provide justice and to ensure an environment of social trust.

Criminal law is divided into two areas as general and special provisions. General criminal provisions regulate crimes, the forms of committing crimes and other issues. Special criminal provisions regulate types of crimes.

Our Activities in the Field of Criminal Law

We provide legal services in all legal processes that are crimes:

Victim/complainant representation

Suspect/defendant defense

Objection and compensation applications due to protective measures

Appeal and appeal processes

Representation in court

Application for reversal in the interest of the law

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Commercial Law

Trade can be defined as an organization established for the purpose of profit within a business activity. This field of law is the branch of law that regulates the relationships in all organizations and activities of a commercial enterprise.

Whether it is sectoral or not, such as commercial contracts, international activities, banking, insurance, transportation, supply of goods, supply of services; all activities of a commercial enterprise will fall within the scope of commercial law.

Our Activities in the Field of Commercial Law

We provide consultancy and dispute resolution on all legal issues that commercial enterprises and companies need.

Commercial legal consultancy

Execution proceedings arising from receivable-debt relationships

Negative determination – recovery – receivable cases arising from commercial disputes

Cases arising from employer-employee disputes

Disputes arising from contracts based on goods and services

Tax disputes of commercial enterprises

Corporate Law

A company is a legal entity established for the purpose of trading. Corporate law is a branch of law within the scope of commercial law that examines the legal relations regarding the establishment, merger, division, transfer and liquidation of companies. Corporate law is a sub-branch of civil law. However, there are also rules concerning public law in some regulations.
Our Activities in the Field of Corporate Law
The areas of corporate law are wide. Some of the areas are;
Establishment of companies,
Preparation and arrangement or amendment of articles of association
Rights, obligations and responsibilities of managers, directors, partners
Board Meetings,
Regulation of shares
Ordinary and extraordinary general assembly meetings,
Company internal directives,
Capital increase and capital decrease,
Mergers and Acquisitions
Public offerings

Real Estate Law

Real Estate Law is a sub-branch of property law that covers the legal transactions such as purchasing, selling, using and renting real estate such as land, field, house, apartment and apartment. The main subject of real estate law is the right of ownership.
Property law is regulated in the fourth section of the Turkish Civil Code. It is also regulated in detail by various legislative provisions.
Our Activities in Real Estate Law
Title Deed Cases Based on OwnershipPrevention of Encroachment and Adequacy CasesPrevention of Encroachment Due to Neighborhood Law
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration CasesTitle Deed Cancellation Case Based on Unlawful Registration/Abandonment/Change (TMK 1025)
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration Case Due to Disorders of Will
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration Case Due to Faith Contract
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration Case Due to Reduction
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration Case Due to Collusion of the Heir
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration Case Due to Contract of Care Until Death
Title Deed Cancellation and Registration Case Due to Real Estate Sale Promise Contract
Title Deed Dissolution Case
Legal Pre-emption Right
Changing the Type of Real Estate Case
Immovable Boundary and Area Cases
Cancellation of Disposition Case
Expropriation Cases Based on Real Estate Rights
Cadastre Cases Due to 2B Land
Cases Related to Zoning Plan
Cases Arising from Dispositions Related to Real EstateTenant’s Eviction Case
Workplace Rent Evacuation Case
Evacuation Process of Leased Real Estates by Non-Judgmental Execution Method
Rent Determination Case
Renting of Houses for Tourism Purposes
Care Contract Until Death
Immovable Sale Promise Contract
Real Estate Cases Based on Inheritance RightsRights of Surviving Spouse Against Heirs
How is Inheritance Transfer Done?
Sharing of Inheritance and Inheritance Partition Agreement
Inheritance Partnership and Appointment of Representative
Reserved Share, Reduction and Equalization
Real Estate Cases Based on Family LawValue Increase Share in the Acquired Property Participation Regime
Asset Values in the Acquired Property Participation Regime
Values to be Added in the Acquired Property Participation Regime
Family Residence
Cases and Transactions Based on the Condominium LawManagement of Condominium
Common Expense According to the Condominium Law
Evidence Determination
Termination of Mortgage and Mortgage Removal

Landlord Tenant Law

Landlord-tenant law governs the legal rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants in rental agreements. It covers lease terms, rent payments, security deposits, property maintenance, eviction procedures, and tenant protections against unfair treatment. This law ensures fair housing practices and regulates disputes between landlords and tenants.

Enforcement Law

There is a special law for debt collection in Turkey. This law is the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004. Procedures for debt collection are regulated in this law. However, the law is quite old. The language is quite heavy and difficult to understand. In addition, the procedures are quite complex. Although the law has been revised many times, the reforms have not made the process easier, but have put it in a very difficult situation. Almost everything in the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law is bound to deadlines. Enforcement and bankruptcy law is taught as a compulsory course in law faculties in Turkey. For this reason, it is not possible for lawyers in Turkey to become lawyers, judges or prosecutors because they graduate without being successful in this course.

Contract Law

Contract law governs agreements between parties, ensuring they are legally enforceable. It covers the formation, interpretation, performance, and enforcement of contracts. Key elements include offer, acceptance, consideration, and mutual consent. Contract law also addresses breaches and remedies, such as damages or specific performance.

Immigration Law

Immigration law is the set of rules that control who can enter, live in, and become a citizen of a country. It covers visas, residency, citizenship, asylum, and deportation. Each country has its own immigration laws, and lawyers help people navigate them.

International Trade Law

International trade law regulates the exchange of goods, services, and capital across borders. It covers trade agreements, tariffs, import/export regulations, dispute resolution, and organizations like the WTO. The law ensures fair competition, protects economic interests, and promotes global trade stability.

Family Law

Family law governs legal matters related to family relationships, including marriage, divorce, child custody, adoption, and domestic violence. It protects the rights and responsibilities of family members and resolves disputes through legal processes such as mediation or court proceedings.

Health Tourism Law

Health tourism law regulates medical travel, ensuring legal, ethical, and safety standards for patients seeking treatment abroad. It covers patient rights, liability of healthcare providers, accreditation of facilities, cross-border healthcare agreements, and insurance policies. The law aims to protect patients and maintain quality standards in international medical services.