Consultation

Consultation

Book a legal consultation with Serka Law Firm

Use this page when you need a Turkey-law route decision before a filing, property purchase, company setup, permit application, or dispute step creates avoidable cost.

When should you book a consultation?

Book a consultation when a Turkey-related decision needs legal sequencing before money, documents, deadlines, or official filings move forward. Typical triggers include a property purchase, citizenship or residence filing, company setup, employment or work-permit issue, criminal-defense risk, contract dispute, or refusal notice. The consultation is meant to identify the correct route, missing documents, timing pressure, and whether the matter can stay as a limited review or should become full representation.

Reviewed by | Last updated: April 8, 2026

What you send

  • A short summary of the matter in plain language.
  • The nearest deadline, appointment, transfer, or urgent risk if one exists.
  • The documents that created the issue: title deed, refusal, contract, registry paper, bank slip, or permit record.
  • Your nationality, current location, and whether Turkey is the main or secondary jurisdiction in the file.

What we review

  • Whether the issue is administrative, transactional, contentious, or mixed.
  • Which legal route actually fits the facts and which route should be avoided.
  • What is missing from the current document pack.
  • Whether the matter needs immediate filing, follow-up, negotiation, or full representation.

What you receive

  • A clearer route decision: proceed, pause for documents, or change strategy.
  • The next procedural step and the documents required to reach it.
  • An early warning on urgency, timing, rejection risk, or transaction exposure.
  • A recommendation on whether full legal representation should start now.

Frequently asked questions

Can I start before every document is ready?

Yes. A concise summary and the key decision-shaping documents are enough for an initial route decision. The consultation should tell you what else matters, not force you to over-collect before the review starts.

Is this only for court cases?

No. The consultation surface is used for immigration, citizenship, company formation, real estate, transaction planning, enforcement-sensitive matters, and broader cross-border legal problems tied to Turkey.

When should full legal representation start?

As soon as the consultation shows that a filing, negotiation, registry step, or risk-control action should not be delayed. The point of the first review is to identify that threshold quickly.

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