Tell us what you are facing

You reach us by WhatsApp, email or the form on this page and tell us, in plain words, what has happened and where you are. A lawyer reads it and replies with what we need to see next. Writing to us commits you to nothing, and what you send is treated as confidential.

Before the firm takes any matter, we check that we are free to act — that no current or former client of the firm stands on the other side of yours. If a conflict appears, we tell you plainly and go no further, and what you have already sent us stays confidential.

If we can act, you receive a written engagement letter setting out what the matter covers, which attorney is responsible for it, and — just as importantly — what falls outside the scope. You see the boundaries of the work in writing, and nothing begins until both sides have signed.

Acting for you before Turkish courts, land registries and other authorities requires a notarised power of attorney — the vekâletname. We send you the exact wording and plain instructions for the nearest notary or Turkish consulate; most clients complete this where they live, without travelling to Türkiye.

With the engagement letter signed and the power of attorney in hand, the file opens and the first procedural steps are taken. You are told at the outset which steps come first and when you should next expect to hear from us.

As the matter moves, you receive written updates in English — filings made, hearing dates, decisions received — together with copies of what has been filed in your name. Questions between updates go directly to the attorney handling your file.