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Family Law

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Family Law

Family Law

Our Family Law team carefully protects our clients' rights in uncontested and contested divorce, alimony, custody, contact arrangements, matrimonial property liquidation and compensation cases. Recognizing the emotional weight of these matters, we accompany our clients with both legal expertise and genuine care throughout the process.

Beyond the dissolution of marriage, we also advise on and litigate adoption, parentage, breach of engagement and protective measures against domestic violence. Wherever possible, our priority is to reach an amicable settlement that speeds up the process; where that isn't possible, we defend our clients' interests as forcefully as the contested process requires.

Areas We Cover

  • Uncontested and contested divorce cases
  • Alimony (temporary, poverty and child support) claims
  • Custody and contact arrangements
  • Matrimonial property liquidation and contribution claims
  • Material and moral compensation claims
  • Paternity and denial-of-parentage cases
  • Protective measures against domestic violence (Law No. 6284)

What We Offer in This Area

  • End-to-end representation in uncontested and contested divorce
  • Strategic advice on alimony and custody disputes
  • Calculating and pursuing property division and contribution claims
  • Handling material and moral compensation claims
  • Rapid support with protective order applications (Law No. 6284)
  • Drafting and negotiating divorce settlement protocols

Frequently Asked Questions

If the parties agree on the financial and personal consequences of the divorce, it can be concluded in a single hearing — generally much faster than a contested divorce.

The court always decides based on the best interests of the child, weighing factors such as each parent's financial situation, the child's age, and their current living arrangements.

Turkish law generally applies the participation-in-acquired-property regime, under which assets acquired during the marriage are shared equally between the spouses.

Alimony is set by the judge based on the parties' income, needs and principles of equity, and can be reassessed later if circumstances change.

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