Legal services in Turkey for international clients.
Divorce, inheritance, property, company matters and disputes in Turkey — with a clear starting point from abroad.
A local presence.
An international perspective.
Understand Turkish investment citizenship cancellation and withdrawal, family implications, property issues and separate residence decisions. Review the evidence, court routes and deadlines relevant to an adverse decision.
Read ArticleUnderstand registration, recognition and enforcement of your divorce decision.
Read the guideIdentify the heirs, locate assets and check estate liabilities.
Read the guideReview title, restrictions, authority and the contract before you commit.
Read the guideCheck the wording, authentication and translation before signing.
Read the guideUnderstand residence, work permission and citizenship as separate procedures, with a plan based on your nationality and purpose of stay.
Coordinate the employment contract, work authorisation, wages and termination rights when working for a Turkish employer.
Assess defective services, refunds and compensation arising from a consumer transaction in Turkey, including purchases made from abroad.
Organise evidence and the appropriate claim route after injury, property damage or an insurance dispute in Turkey.
Examine Turkish administrative decisions, the notification record and the appropriate challenge or compensation procedure.
Connect Turkish data-protection duties with technology contracts, the real data flow and the roles of the parties.
You do not need to know the legal term.
Choose the closest starting point.
Divorce, children and family matters across borders.
Understand your rights to an estate in Turkey.
Buying, selling and protecting Turkish property.
Company formation, contracts and commercial disputes.
Recognition and enforcement of overseas decisions.
Arrange authority to act in Turkey from abroad.
Claims and representation in Turkish courts.
Investigations, detention and criminal proceedings.
Unpaid debts, payment orders and enforcement.
Court, civil registry, property and company records.
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Often, a lawyer can review documents and handle procedural steps under a suitable power of attorney. Some hearings and official procedures still require you to attend.
Explore what can be done from abroadTell us the countries involved, the issue and any deadline.
Get a clear explanation of the process, documents and attendance requirements.
Scope, fees and authority are agreed before legal work begins.
Title, identity and the seller’s authority.
Recorded mortgages, attachments and annotations.
Contract terms, payments and legal exposure.
Review is limited to lawfully accessible records, supplied documents and the agreed scope. It is not a guarantee against every risk or a technical building survey.
Legal practice in Istanbul.
Communication across borders.
Murat Adar is a lawyer registered with the Istanbul Bar Association. He graduated from Istanbul University Faculty of Law in 1996 and received his attorney practising certificate in 1997.
Initial communication is available in English and Turkish. Legal representation is provided in Turkey; advice on the law of another country may require a lawyer qualified there.
Professional background & credentialsDIPLOMA, PROFESSIONAL LICENCE AND TRAINING
Selected documents relating to Av. Murat Adar’s legal education, professional licence and qualifications, and training completed in different areas of law.
Initial communication in English or Turkish, with your country and time zone in mind.
Start with the issue and available documents. Understand the possible route, scope and attendance needs.
Review documents remotely and agree an appropriate channel for sensitive records.
Where the law and your authority permit, procedural steps can be handled through a lawyer in Turkey.
A few details are enough for an initial enquiry.