FeaturedLoss of rights in a contested divorce case does not come from a single mistake, but from delays and gaps at different stages of a process that runs from the petition all the way through to after the judgment becomes final. This article follows that process map stage by stage in files heard in Izmir, showing at which point which right is at risk.
Boşanma HukukuTo file for an uncontested divorce in Izmir, the marriage must have lasted at least one year, the parties' intentions must coincide, and they must agree on a settlement agreement regulating the consequences of the divorce. This article explains step by step the competent court, the documents required and the process before the court.
Boşanma HukukuWe explain what to pay attention to when choosing a divorce lawyer in Izmir, covering the power of attorney, the fee agreement, and legal aid from the bar association. Preparing for the first meeting, giving your lawyer complete information, and the risks of changing lawyers midway through the process are also covered with examples from practice.
Boşanma HukukuIn divorce, the court with subject-matter jurisdiction is the Family Court, while venue is determined under TMK Art. 168 as the domicile of either spouse or the place where they last lived together for six months. This guide explains Izmir's multi-courthouse structure, which district belongs to which courthouse, and the consequences of the venue choice made when filing the case.
Boşanma HukukuA divorce lawyer's fee is set by looking together at the floor drawn by the Minimum Attorney Fee Tariff, the limits in the Turkish Attorneyship Law, and the scope of the file. This guide explains how the tariff works, the factors that change the fee, the risk of paying the opposing party's attorney's fee, and the routes available to those who cannot afford to pay.
Boşanma HukukuThe length of a divorce case depends on whether it is uncontested or contested, on the number of claims and pieces of evidence in the file, and on the court's workload. This guide explains the realistic time range of every stage from the petition to finalisation, the caseload of the Izmir family courts, and the factors that lengthen or shorten the process.
Family LawA family court is a specialised court that hears disputes involving divorce, custody, alimony, matrimonial property and protection against domestic violence. This guide explains its jurisdiction, the course of proceedings, expert reports and practical points that matter in Izmir.
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