Family Law and Personal Status Proceedings

Family law governs the most fundamental unit of society and provides the legal protection individuals need during their most sensitive times. As BA Law Firm, we meticulously manage the family law processes for both Turkish citizens and our international clients in Turkey.

Our Primary Practice Areas and Litigation Services

Our expertise covers a wide range of family law disputes, including:

• Divorce Proceedings: Management of contested and uncontested divorce cases, and drafting of divorce settlement protocols.
• Alimony and Compensation: Claims for temporary alimony, spousal maintenance (poverty alimony), and child support; material and moral damage lawsuits.
• Child Custody and Visitation: Establishing custody and visitation rights based on the principle of "the best interest of the child."
• Liquidation of Property Regimes: Distribution of assets acquired during marriage and disputes arising from prenuptial agreements.
• Filiation and Personal Status: Denial of paternity, fatherhood lawsuits, name/surname changes, age correction, and gender reassignment cases.
• Protective Measures: Requesting injunctions and protection orders within the scope of Law No. 6284 (Protection of Family and Prevention of Violence).

Family Law and Citizenship for Foreigners

Our firm offers specialized solutions regarding the familial and civil status of foreign nationals in Turkey:

• Citizenship Proceedings: Managing the process of acquiring Turkish citizenship through marriage.
• Residence Permits: Family residency and residence permit applications for married individuals and students.
• Recognition and Enforcement: Ensuring the legal validity of foreign divorce decrees within the Turkish legal system.
• Petitions and Applications: Drafting legal petitions and managing applications for marriage, divorce, and inheritance matters before official authorities.

With our expert team, we prevent loss of rights by providing professional support in evidence collection (hotel records, bank statements, social media correspondence) and the analysis of Social and Economic Status (SED) reports.