
Legal Framework for Marriage
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

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

Turkey’s tax system comprises income tax (15-40% progressive rates for individuals under Law No. 193), corporate tax (25% flat rate under Law No. 5520), value added tax (VAT/KDV at standard

Alimony, in its literal sense, means “the entirety of necessary things for subsistence, livelihood.” Although in society, those who demand alimony are generally known as spouses and children, siblings and

Katma Deger Vergisi (KDV), Turkey’s value added tax, is regulated by Law No. 3065 and applies to the delivery of goods, provision of services, and importation of goods and services.

Intellectual property law in Turkey is governed by the Industrial Property Law No. 6769 (covering trademarks, patents, designs, and geographical indications) and the Copyright Law No. 5846. The Turkish Patent

The E-1 and E-2 visa programs are possible because of the long-standing business and investment ties between the United States and Turkey that date to the 1830s. These initiatives are