Divorce in Turkey

• This service caters to couples in Turkey, including expats, who are considering divorce.
• Suitable for those who need guidance through the legal divorce process, whether it is mutual consent or contested.

• Divorce in Turkey begins with a petition to a family court or, in the absence of such, to the civil court of first instance.
• Grounds for divorce under Turkish law include adultery, mental illness, life-threatening behaviour, humiliating conduct, etc.

1. The process starts with the preparation and submission of a divorce petition.
2. If the divorce is contested, the case may involve presentation and examination of evidence, witness testimonies, and expert opinions.
3. In the case of an amicable divorce, both parties must agree on all legal consequences of the divorce, including financial and custody arrangements.

• Professional guidance through both mutual consent and contested divorce processes.
• Assistance with complex issues like asset division, alimony, and child custody.
• Support in preparing and handling all necessary legal documents.

• In-depth understanding of Turkish family law and its application in divorce cases.
• Personalized support for gathering and presenting evidence in contested cases.
• Skilled negotiation for amicable settlements and mediation in disputed cases.

The duration of a divorce case in Turkey can vary. 

Amicable divorces usually conclude more quickly, often within 2-3 months, whereas contested divorces may take longer, typically more than 1 year.

The cost of filing a divorce case includes court fees, legal expenses, and, if applicable, attorney fees. The exact cost depends on the complexity of the case and the services required.