
Divorce in Turkey: Procedure, Strategy, and Cross-Border Consequences
A practical guide to divorce in Turkey, with attention to procedure, custody, alimony, assets, and cross-border enforcement risk.

A practical guide to divorce in Turkey, with attention to procedure, custody, alimony, assets, and cross-border enforcement risk.

A strategic guide to company formation, shareholder design, business contracts, and transaction planning in Turkey for foreign founders and investors.

Turkish competition law is governed by Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition, modeled after EU Treaty Articles 101-102, and enforced by the Turkish Competition Authority (Rekabet Kurumu). The

Moving to Turkey? Here’s How to Migrate and Work in Türkiye Türkiye has become one of the world’s most attraction places for foreigners across the world to live, with its

Invest in Turkey – Get the Benefits of Citizenship Through Investment One of the advantages of Turkish citizenship is that you can easily travel to countries without a visa. Turkish

Turkish Citizenship: Role & Requirements of a Lawyer Lawyers are considered as the hidden solider behind everyone’s work, they protect your rights and assure that you are in the safe

Turkish Citizenship Through Investment Introduction to Turkish Citizenship by Investment Turkish Citizenship By Investment is a program that allows individuals to obtain Turkish citizenship by making a significant investment in

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