Legal Support in Family and Inheritance Law

Family and inheritance law are two core branches of law that directly affect individuals’ private lives and financial rights. Issues such as marriage, divorce, custody, alimony, inheritance distribution, and wills fall within the scope of these legal areas.

Our law firm provides comprehensive legal consultancy in cases involving family disputes, divorce proceedings, child custody, alimony claims, inheritance distribution, and disputes arising from wills and succession.

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What Is Family Law? What Does It Cover?

Family law regulates the rights and obligations of individuals within a marriage, as well as matters related to divorce and children. Expert legal support is crucial to resolving conflicts and preventing loss of rights.

Divorce Cases

Divorce proceedings may be filed as uncontested or contested cases. In both cases, issues like asset division, child custody, and alimony are addressed.

• Uncontested divorce: A type of divorce where both parties agree on all matters and the process is concluded in a single hearing.
  (uncontested divorce lawyer)

• Contested divorce: Filed due to reasons such as infidelity, domestic violence, or abandonment; typically more complex and evidence-based.
  (how to file a contested divorce case)

Child Custody and Visitation Rights

After a divorce, family courts determine who will be granted custody of the child and set visitation schedules.
(how to file for custody)

Types of Alimony

Various types of alimony may be claimed before or after the divorce:

• Temporary alimony

• Spousal alimony

• Child support (participation alimony)
  (how is alimony determined)

Property Regime and Asset Division

Assets acquired during marriage are subject to division under the “participation in acquired property” regime. However, couples may also sign a marital property agreement to regulate this differently.
(property division case, marital property contract)

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What Is Inheritance Law?

Inheritance law governs who inherits a deceased person's assets and in what proportion. Legal heirs include descendants (children and grandchildren), spouses, parents, and siblings. The deceased may also prepare a will to allocate assets to specific individuals, although statutory shares of certain heirs are protected.
(how is inheritance distributed, how to prepare a will)

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Common Inheritance Disputes

1. Disclaiming an Inheritance (Renunciation)

If the deceased leaves more debts than assets, heirs may renounce the inheritance within three months.
(inheritance disclaimer period, how to renounce inheritance)

2. Reduction Lawsuit (Tenkis)

If statutory heirs receive less than their legal share, they may file a reduction lawsuit to claim their full entitlement.
(what is a reduction lawsuit, how to file one)

3. Collusion by the Deceased (Muris Muvazaası)

Property transfers made by the deceased to hide assets or disinherit legal heirs may be challenged with a collusion lawsuit.
(inheritance fraud case, collusion of the deceased)

4. Partition Lawsuit (Dissolution of Co-ownership)

If real estate cannot be divided among heirs, a lawsuit may be filed to force a sale and distribute proceeds.
(partition lawsuit, dissolution of co-ownership)

5. Will Annulment Lawsuit

A will created under coercion, mistake, or procedural flaws may be annulled through legal action.
(how to file for annulment of a will)

6. Certificate of Inheritance

Heirs must obtain a certificate of inheritance (issued by a notary or civil court) to begin succession procedures.
(how to obtain inheritance certificate)

7. Title Deed Cancellation and Registration

Improper or fraudulent property transfers can be contested with lawsuits for cancellation and re-registration of the title deed.
(property deed cancellation in inheritance)

8. Rent Compensation and Possession Disputes

If one heir takes possession of a property without agreement, others may claim rent compensation and request prevention of unauthorized use.
(rent compensation lawsuit in inheritance, preventing unauthorized possession)

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Why Work with a Specialized Attorney?

Family and inheritance matters are legally and emotionally delicate. Accurate legal guidance is essential for avoiding irreversible losses. An experienced attorney ensures your rights are protected throughout the process.

Our law firm offers strategic and reliable legal services in all family and inheritance matters, including divorce, custody, alimony, wills, and property disputes.
(family law attorney, inheritance law consulting, divorce lawyer)

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Contact Us

If you need legal assistance regarding divorce, asset division, will preparation, or inheritance disputes, feel free to contact us. Together, we can find the most suitable legal solution tailored to your situation.