DAC Law Practice Analysis
Family & Divorce Law Legal Processes & Expert Approach
Family law is the most sensitive branch of law that regulates the rights and obligations of individuals within the family union in accordance with the Turkish Civil Code (TMK). As DAC Law & Consultancy, we carry out the processes with confidentiality, professionalism and empathy in order to minimize the emotional and legal distress of our clients.
Our Main Services Within the Scope of Family Law:
Consensual Divorce Cases: Issuing a detailed consensual divorce protocol prepared with the free will of the parties and concluding it in a single hearing.
Contested Divorce Cases: Conducting cases based on the reasons of adultery, attempt on life, ill-treatment, crime, abandonment or the foundation of the marriage union.
Custody and Establishing a Personal Relationship with the Child: Establishment of the right of custody and temporary custody measures in line with the principle of the best interest of the child.
Alimony Cases: Cases for precautionary alimony, participation alimony, poverty alimony and increasing, decreasing or abolishing the amount of alimony.
Liquidation of Property Regime & Participation Claim: Determination of property acquired during the marriage union, participation claim and value increase share cases.
Return of Jewelry and Household Items: Requests for the return of wedding jewelry and personal belongings.
Why DAC Law & Consultancy?
Our firm closely follows precedent Supreme Court decisions and current legislation in all disputes regarding Family & Divorce Law, providing clients with transparent, prompt, and result-oriented solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the legal process proceed in Family & Divorce Law cases?
Initially, a preliminary consultation is conducted with our client to review dispute documents, extract a strategic risk analysis, and initiate litigation or mediation.
How are court hearings and progress updates communicated?
Our firm's attorneys regularly update clients in writing and through encrypted reporting after every hearing, decision, or interim order.
