Anasayfa / Makalelerimiz / Alanya Lawyer
An Alanya lawyer can assist foreign individuals, families and businesses with legal matters governed by Turkish law. Attorney Enes Nergiz is registered with the Antalya Bar Association under registration number 6281 and provides legal assistance in English, Russian and Turkish.
Our work covers real estate transactions and disputes, criminal proceedings, family law, residence and immigration matters, inheritance, debt recovery and commercial disputes. The appropriate legal route depends on the documents, deadlines, jurisdiction and facts of each case. An initial document review is therefore essential before any procedure is started.
Foreign buyers and property owners may need legal assistance before signing a reservation form, sale agreement or construction contract. Legal review may include checking title deed records, mortgages, liens, annotations, zoning information, construction status and the seller’s authority. Representation may also be required when a property is not delivered, a title deed is not transferred or a payment must be recovered.
See our Alanya real estate lawyer page for a detailed explanation of property due diligence and dispute procedures.
A foreign national involved in a criminal investigation in Turkey may require representation during police, prosecutor and court proceedings. Legal assistance can include reviewing the accusation, attending statements and hearings, submitting objections, requesting access to the file where permitted and explaining procedural rights. Urgent advice is particularly important in detention, arrest and travel-restriction cases.
Read more about criminal defence representation in Alanya.
Family law matters involving different nationalities may raise questions about Turkish jurisdiction, service abroad, child custody, maintenance, matrimonial property and recognition of a foreign judgment. Consensual and contested divorce proceedings follow different requirements, and cross-border documents commonly require apostille and certified translation.
Our Alanya divorce lawyer page explains the main stages.
Immigration work may concern residence permits, work permits, citizenship procedures, entry restrictions, deportation decisions and administrative detention. Time limits can be short, especially when an administrative decision has been served. The decision, notification document and passport records should be reviewed promptly.
See immigration legal assistance in Alanya.
When a foreign national owns property or other assets in Turkey, heirs may need a Turkish certificate of inheritance and additional proceedings before assets can be transferred. Foreign civil-status documents may require apostille, translation and notarisation. Wills, reserved shares, inheritance tax and the location of assets must be considered together.
More information is available on our Alanya inheritance lawyer page.
Businesses and individuals may require assistance with unpaid debts, defective performance, contract termination, enforcement proceedings, interim measures or litigation. Before starting proceedings, the agreement, invoices, payment records, correspondence and the debtor’s legal status should be examined.
In many matters, a foreign client can appoint a Turkish lawyer by power of attorney and communicate remotely. Whether personal attendance is required depends on the type of transaction or proceeding. The wording and certification of the power of attorney should be confirmed before it is signed abroad.
Additional documents may be necessary depending on the case. Sending complete and readable records helps prevent an incorrect preliminary assessment.
Yes. Foreign nationality does not by itself prevent a person from bringing or defending a claim in Turkey. Jurisdiction, applicable law, security for costs and service abroad must be assessed for the particular dispute.
They can often be used after the required authentication process. Depending on the issuing country and the document, an apostille or consular certification and a sworn Turkish translation may be required.
Fees depend on the type, scope and complexity of the work. Court fees, translations, experts, notaries and official charges are separate from legal fees unless expressly agreed otherwise. A written scope should be established before representation begins.
No. Legal outcomes depend on evidence, procedural developments, the opposing party and the decision of the competent authority or court. A lawyer can assess risks and represent the client but cannot guarantee a result.
For an initial legal assessment, provide a concise chronology, the relevant documents and the outcome you seek. You can contact Attorney Enes Nergiz by telephone at +90 553 417 23 13 or by email at [email protected].
This page provides general information and does not constitute legal advice for a specific matter.
