FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


Is it mandatory to hire a lawyer?

Under Turkish Law, there is no obligation to represent the parties with a lawyer. On the contrary, everyone with a driver’s license has the right to represent him in courts. However, as in all areas, legal affairs require expertise. In order to avoid loss of rights in the face of laws, by-laws and regulations, as well as against the case-law and court practices of the Supreme Court, you should seek legal assistance from a specially trained lawyer in this field. For this reason, acting without having the necessary knowledge and experience in legal matters can lead to irreparable damages.

Instead, consulting a lawyer before taking your legal action will prevent any legal problems that you may encounter in the future, and when you come to court, you will avoid your labor and financial losses.

On the other hand, a person faced with an accusation has the right to hire a lawyer, to call him if he has a lawyer, not to speak without a lawyer, to ask for the appointment of a lawyer if he does not have the financial power to hire a lawyer. This right must be reminded to the defendant or suspect before each investigation. If a lawyer is requested by the suspect or suspect, a lawyer is appointed from the bar association. In some essential cases stipulated by the law, lawyers are appointed by the bar associations upon request.

How should your petition be?

1. Your name, surname, TR identity number, full address
2. The other party; name surname (title if institution), if you know TR ID Number, address
3. Please state the following points in your petition as clearly and concise as possible.
a. The subject of your case
b. Reason for filing a lawsuit
c. Your request (the result you want to get as a result of the case)
D. Your legal basis
to. your evidence
I. Add all the evidence in order, by adding a list of evidence behind your petition. Your evidence is in the attachment of your petition
Submit with the order number. Write clearly where to obtain the evidence you do not have.
f. The date of the incident (thing) and the date you learned
g. Case-law, if any, on the subject of the case (examples of previous final court decisions)