Private International Law, Recognition and Enforcement: Articles

Choice of law and forum in international yacht contracts, arbitration clauses, precautionary attachment in Türkiye and enforcement of foreign judgments.

Inheritance of company shares: limited and joint-stock companies, foreign heir, share register, real value and current Court of Cassation decisions.

Transferring inherited money from Türkiye abroad: bank documents, tax, power of attorney, source review, costs and resolving payment problems.

How is inherited house rent shared? For an heir abroad: collection authority, accounting claims, ecrimisil, tax and a real Court of Cassation decision.

Why does inheritance transfer stall in Türkiye? Missing documents, foreign certificates of inheritance, bank and land registry refusals, objection periods and ways to resolve it.

Inheritance in Türkiye for Blue Card holders and dual citizens: citizenship status, certificate of inheritance, identity matching, land registry, bank and tax procedures.

Transferring an inherited asset in Türkiye to a foreign or overseas-resident heir is not limited to obtaining a certificate of inheritance.

Using a foreign certificate of inheritance in Türkiye requires a broader review than checking whether it carries an apostille.

A foreign heir often needs to show their heirship with a usable document in order to transact at a bank, land registry or other institution in Türkiye.

An heir living abroad can have most estate procedures in Türkiye followed through a suitably drawn power of attorney.

How to handle foreign death and family records, apostilles, translations, name differences and missing-document requests in estate matters in Türkiye.

The applicable law, document file, tax deadlines and asset-by-asset transfer steps for foreign heirs and persons living abroad.

Apostille, translation, recognition, enforcement, land-registry transfer and the new Turkish certificate are separate questions; opposing views and the European Certificate of Succession.

Notary limits, applications to the civil court of peace, family records and foreign-law research; current decisions and wrong document routes.

Consulate and foreign notary routes; separating transfer, sale, collection and special authority; document delivery and accountability.

Explains the applicable law, competent court, use of foreign documents in Türkiye, transfer of title in the land registry and tax filing deadlines for heirs living abroad.

A mother's or father's residence abroad does not remove the obligation to pay child maintenance.

A parent’s living abroad does not, by itself, prevent an increase in the maintenance paid for a child.

Living abroad or having a foreign spouse does not, on its own, prevent a divorce action from being brought in Türkiye.

Having divorced abroad does not automatically extinguish property division rights in Türkiye.