My Turkish Husband or Wife Has Died What Should I Do Next
If your Turkish husband or wife has died, this guide explains the first steps, from essential documents and residence permits to inheritance and family-home rights.
Buying Property in Turkey With a Partner or Family Member
Buying a property together involves more than agreeing who pays what. The names and shares on the Turkish title deed can matter if one owner wants to sell, a relationship ends or a co-owner dies. Here are the questions to resolve before you buy.
Inheritance Law in Didim–Akbük: A Legal Guide for Foreign Property Owners and Their Families
Foreign nationals who own a house, apartment or land in Didim or Akbük should consider…
Why Having a Turkish Will Matters — Even If You Already Have a Will Abroad
Many foreign nationals who live in or own property in Turkey assume that a will…
How Inheritance Works for Foreigners in Turkey: A Simple Guide for Expats
Looking for clear, friendly guidance on inheritance law for foreigners in Turkey?If you’re an expat…
Why Using an Inheritance Lawyer in Göcek Matters
For legal assistance in Turkey, contact Burcu Yilmaz, an Turkish inheritance lawyer in Göcek, Fethiye, and the Mugla region.
inheritance lawyer in Turkey
In Turkey, an inheritance lawyer plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth distribution of assets after an individual’s death.
Taxation on Turkish Inheritance law
Inheritance tax in Turkey applies to asset transfers from a deceased to heirs. Tax rates vary based on the relationship
Intestate Succession in Turkey: Understanding Asset Distribution Without a Will
Intestate succession in Turkey determines asset distribution when a person dies without a will. Governed by specific laws, t
Forced Heirship in Turkey
Forced heirship in Turkey reserves a portion of the deceased’s estate for specific heirs, primarily spouses and children, regardless of the will.
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