Starting a business in Turkey requires selecting a legal structure (Limited Liability Company/Ltd. Sti. with minimum TL 10,000 capital, or Joint Stock Company/A.S. with minimum TL 50,000), registering through the
International Maritime Law is a legal branch that determines the rules of law related to international maritime transportation.
A power of attorney (vekaletname) in Turkey is regulated under the Turkish Code of Obligations (TBK) Articles 502-514. Types include: general power of attorney (covering routine transactions), special power of
Energy law is one of the branches of law. With the rapid development of industry and technology, the need for and importance of energy has increased more than ever before.
Evicting a tenant in Turkey requires following strict legal procedures under TBK Articles 350-356. Legal grounds for eviction include: the landlord’s or close family member’s need to use the property
Marriage in Turkey is regulated under the Civil Code Articles 124-160. Legal requirements include: minimum age of 18 (17 with parental consent, 16 with court permission), no existing marriage (bigamy
Understand the legal remedies available against deportation decisions in Turkey, including urgent review, detention challenges, and strategic evidence planning.
Turkish labor law is primarily governed by Law No. 4857, which applies to all employment relationships where the number of employees is one or more. Employment contracts may be definite
Company Lawyer A company lawyer, also known as a corporate attorney or legal counsel, provides various legal advisory services within a company. Corporate lawyers are often referred to as legal
Entertainment law in Turkey encompasses intellectual property protection, contract negotiation, and dispute resolution across media, film, music, gaming, and digital content industries. Copyright protection is governed by the Law on
The Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law, a legal framework, serves to safeguard the interests of creditors in relation to debtors, compelling the latter to resolve their outstanding financial obligations through the
Company registration in Turkey is administered through the MERSiS (Central Registration System) and the local Trade Registry Office. The step-by-step process: prepare articles of association, obtain a unique company name
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