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Every inquiry submitted through our intake desk is assigned directly to an admitted Turkish corporate or real estate attorney—never to unregulated legal brokers, sales intermediaries, or administrative call handlers.

• Response SLA: You will receive an initial written assessment within 24 business hours detailing our preliminary jurisdiction analysis, required documentation, and proposed legal action.

• Direct Attorney Consultation: If your matter requires an in-depth strategy session, we schedule a direct consultation—held in person at our Istanbul chambers or via an encrypted video conference (Microsoft Teams/Zoom)—led by the handling lawyer managing your case.

Yes. Under Article 36 of the Turkish Attorneyship Law (Law No. 1136), admitted attorneys in Turkey are bound by an absolute statutory duty of professional confidentiality.

This statutory privilege attaches the moment you disclose information or transmit documents (such as draft preliminary sales contracts, title deeds, or dispute records) to evaluate legal representation. Your proprietary commercial details, personal identity records, and litigation background cannot be disclosed to third parties, government entities, or opposing litigants without your explicit written consent, even if you ultimately decide not to retain the firm.

Yes. Over 70% of our cross-border matters are managed entirely on a remote basis for international investors, foreign parent companies, and overseas property owners across Europe, North America, the Gulf, and Central Asia.

• Apostilled Power of Attorney (Vekaletname): We draft a limited-scope, single-mandate Power of Attorney tailored specifically to your legal transaction. You can execute this document at a local notary public in your home country with an Apostille certificate (under the 1961 Hague Convention) or directly at the nearest Turkish Embassy or Consulate abroad.

• Turnkey Execution: With this legal mandate, our attorneys handle Central Trade Registry (MERSİS) filings, corporate bank account formations, tax identification numbers, Land Registry (Tapu) conveyances, and court litigation hearings on your behalf.

In compliance with Union of Turkish Bar Associations (Türkiye Barolar Birliği — TBB) professional regulations, we operate strictly on a transparent, predictable flat-fee basis. We do not bill on an open-ended hourly model. All fees are agreed upon in writing through a formal Legal Retainer Agreement (Avukatlık Ücret Sözleşmesi) before any substantive legal work commences.

• Fixed-Fee Model Across All Practice Areas: Every legal mandate—whether real estate title due diligence, off-plan contract drafting, company formation (LLC/JSC), commercial disputes, tenancy evictions, or inheritance proceedings—is structured with a defined, all-inclusive flat fee covering the agreed scope of representation.

• Milestone-Based Fixed Fees for Court Litigation: For complex litigation and dispute resolution, fees are structured into clear, fixed-fee procedural stages (e.g., pre-litigation notice, petition filing, trial phase, enforcement). You know your exact legal costs upfront with zero unpredictable hourly billing.

• Separation of Official Statutory Disbursements: Attorney professional fees are clearly distinguished from official state disbursements. Government taxes, court filing fees, notary costs, sworn translation fees, and Land Registry or Trade Registry duties are billed at actual cost and fully accounted for with official state receipts.

Before accepting any new retainer or onboarding client documentation, our chambers run a mandatory internal conflict-of-interest audit against our active client registry, pending court cases, and commercial counterparties.

• Zero Broker Ties: We operate strictly as an independent legal practice. Our firm does not accept sales referral commissions, marketing kickbacks, or joint-venture retainers from real estate agencies, brokerage firms, or construction developers.

• Fiduciary Representation: Our sole legal and professional duty is owed to you as our client. If a developer, counterparty, or existing client presents a statutory conflict of interest under TBB rules, we formally decline representation prior to reviewing confidential case merits.