A Case-Specific Approach
Every dispute has its own facts and evidentiary position. Rather than applying ready-made solutions, we build a road map based on the concrete circumstances of the file.
İstanbul BarosuBar Registration No. 74199
In every legal matter,in-depth analysis, sound strategy
We work across different areas of law, taking into account the particular circumstances of each file. Throughout the process we keep our clients regularly informed and maintain transparent communication.
8.year of legal counsel and litigation practice

Av. Ömer Faruk Doğan
How We Work
Every dispute has its own facts and evidentiary position. Rather than applying ready-made solutions, we build a road map based on the concrete circumstances of the file.
We explain in plain language where the process stands and which steps have been and will be taken. Enabling the client to follow the process is a priority for us.
Within the framework of the Attorneyship Act and professional rules, all information and documents shared with us are protected by the duty of professional secrecy.
Practice Areas
Company formation in Turkey for foreign founders, minimum capital in 2026, residence and work permits through a company, share transfers, general assemblies, shareholder disputes and closing a company.
Read moreUnpaid invoices and Turkish suppliers or customers who do not pay, mandatory commercial mediation, cheques and promissory notes, agency and distribution agreements, unfair competition, trademarks, arbitration and enforcing foreign judgments in Turkey.
Read moreDivorce, custody, alimony, and the liquidation of the matrimonial property regime.
Read moreEmployee and employer disputes, severance and notice pay, reinstatement, unpaid wages, work permits after dismissal, and the drafting of employment contracts.
Read moreCertificates of inheritance, disclaimer of inheritance, abatement and collusive transfer actions, and division of the estate.
Read moreTitle deed cancellation and registration, lease disputes, dissolution of co-ownership, and construction agreements.
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Av. Ömer Faruk Doğan
İstanbul Barosu · Bar Registration No. 74199
Istanbul University Faculty of Law (LL.B., LL.M.) · Galatasaray University Faculty of Law (Ph.D.)
About
Our office operates with a working approach based on careful examination of each file and open communication in the resolution of legal disputes.
2019
Istanbul University Faculty of Law — LL.B.
Istanbul University — LL.M. (thesis published as a book)
University of Trento, Italy — Researcher in tort liability
University of Szczecin, Poland — Graduate coursework in English
Ongoing
Galatasaray University — Ph.D. in Law (ongoing)
IELTS Academic: 7.0
Frequently Asked Questions
We have gathered brief answers to the questions our clients ask us most often. If your question is not answered here, you can reach us through our contact page.
Frequently Asked QuestionsSend us your questionNo, our initial assessment meeting is free of charge. In that meeting we listen to your matter, explain the legal options open to you and, where needed, tell you how the power of attorney process works.
The fee depends on the scope of the matter, its expected duration and the nature of the work to be carried out. The Minimum Attorney Fee Tariff of the Union of Turkish Bar Associations sets the lower limit. Fees and payment terms are set out in a written engagement agreement before work begins.
The duration varies according to the type of dispute, the court's caseload, whether an expert examination is required, and the stages of appeal. For this reason no fixed duration can be promised at the outset. After reviewing your file we can explain the general course of comparable disputes.
Yes. A power of attorney can be issued before a notary where you are located, or before a Turkish consulate if you are abroad. We send you in advance the details it must contain; meetings can be held by telephone and online video conference throughout the process.
Yes. An attorney's duty of confidentiality is set out in Article 36 of the Attorneyship Act and applies even where no engagement is entered into. The information and documents you share are not disclosed to third parties.
Articles
Turkey's under-15 social media rules start on 1 November 2026. What the e-Devlet age token, the passport route for tourists and the 31 March 2027 check mean for foreign residents and families, from the Official Gazette text.
Continue readingWhat the G-87 'General Security' and G-82 'national security' restriction codes mean in Turkish rulings, how they differ, duration, notification, lifting requests, the 60-day and 7-day periods and court decisions.
Continue readingWhat the Ç-104 (C-104) code means in Turkish rulings, the two-year overstay ban, unpaid fines, special visas, lifting it from abroad and the 60-day lawsuit, and how the one-year Ç-114 judicial code differs.
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You may reach us using the contact details below for appointment requests and enquiries.
Cevizli Mah. Zuhal Cad., Ritim İstanbul Residence, A4 Blok, D:69
Maltepe / İstanbul