13 Reasons to Hire an Attorney in Turkey

Bureaucracy and language barriers are two of the most common reasons why expatriates find many required processes to be perplexing and difficult. This is notably true in countries like Turkey, where the influx of immigrants has accelerated dramatically in recent years, but where many industries are still playing catch-up.

When seeking more affordable options, individuals are frequently not met with a sense of professionalism and trust. When you are not a local, you may feel as if you are unable to locate high-quality, low-cost alternatives. However, affordability and quality service are not mutually exclusive, and Settle Turkey intends to provide these options to anyone who requires them.

What Are The Reasons To Hire An Attorney In Turkey?

Moving to, residing in, or departing Turkey may necessitate legal counsel in a variety of circumstances. Those with residence permits in Turkey are frequently required to comply with numerous laws and regulations that may not apply to Turkish citizens. In addition, these laws are swiftly evolving due to new developments and requirements.

When searching for a lawyer in Turkey, it is essential to ensure that the attorney handling your case has specific knowledge of alien and immigration laws. These categories of attorneys can provide assistance in the following areas:

When appealing a denial of a residence permit application (One of the most common areas of service for foreigner law is the appeal procedure for denials of residence permits. The appeal procedure must be initiated within sixty days of receiving the rejection notice, and is typically conducted with the assistance of a power of attorney granted to the attorney. Consult our article on appeals for more information, and contact us immediately to be put in touch with an English-speaking law firm.)

Consultation on the legislation governing expatriates applying for and obtaining Turkish citizenship when applying for a work permit.

Legal consultation regarding any violation of the rights of foreigners Filing of any lawsuit on behalf of a non-Turkish citizen Legal consultation regarding obtaining property in Turkey Marriage where one or both parties are foreigners Divorce where one or both parties are foreigners Inheritance-related rights Dealing with court decisions regarding foreign investments in various industries Seeking refugee/protection status

In addition to issues unique to immigrants, English-speaking law firms can assist you in a variety of other matters for which everyone in Turkey seeks legal counsel. This may involve the purchase and sale of real estate, bankruptcy, capital market law, consumer rights, taxation laws, trademark and patent laws, renting rights, partnership rights, sports laws, traffic laws, finance laws, and sports laws.

Despite the language barrier, anyone residing in Turkey is subject to and protected by the country’s laws and can legally take action. Bayraktar Attorneys are prepared and well-equipped to handle any issue you may have as a foreigner for a consultation fee at the community rate.

If you need a lawyer in Turkey for any of the practice areas listed in this article, please contact us so that we can connect you with qualified attorneys and schedule an appointment immediately.

During your relocation, you may also require the assistance of customs consultants who can inform you of the regulations surrounding the transport of valuable items, personal property, etc. Contact us if you require a customs consultant, and we will put you in contact with specialists.

FAQs

What are lawyers called in Turkey?

In Turkey, lawyers are called “avukat” (plural: “avukatlar”). They are legal professionals who provide legal advice, represent clients in court, and handle various legal matters.

How much does it cost to hire a lawyer in Turkey?

Hiring a lawyer in Turkey can cost between 24,000 TL and 60,000 TL for civil cases, according to the 2023 Advisory Minimum Fee Tariff of the Istanbul Bar Association.