Family law and divorce
Divorce and the alimony, custody and property cases that follow it.
Matters handled
- Uncontested divorce and drafting the divorce protocol
- Contested divorce cases
- Interim, child and spousal support; increasing or ending support
- Custody, change of custody and contact arrangements with the child
- Liquidation of the marital property regime and participation claims
- Protection orders under Law No. 6284
- Divorce cases in Türkiye where one or both spouses are foreign nationals
How it generally works
- We talk through the length of the marriage, children, assets and whether you agree.
- If you agree, we draft a protocol and file a case that can conclude in one hearing.
- If not, we file a contested case and submit evidence and witnesses in the petitions.
- After the judgment we follow appeals, support and custody matters.
Useful documents to bring
- Civil registry record and ID
- Any prenuptial agreement and documents about the children
- Information on assets such as title deeds, vehicle registrations and bank records
- Proof of income and correspondence that supports your account
Common questions
What does an uncontested divorce require?
The marriage must have lasted at least one year, both spouses must apply together or one must accept the other’s case, and the judge must approve the protocol.
Where is a divorce case filed?
At the family court where either spouse lives, or where they lived together for the last six months.
This page gives general information. Deadlines and conditions depend on the facts and on changes in the law.
Let’s talk through your situation
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