Attorney At Law in Turkey Bodrum

A common will is binding

With the joint will, it is sufficient that the text is only handwritten and signed by one spouse / life partner, while the other one signs it. It should be noted that a common will has a binding effect in many cases. The survivor can no longer change the will. A one-sided will can be changed at any time.

The Inheritance Contract in Bodrum Turkey

The cost of a will is much lower than many people think. And it is also significantly cheaper than the otherwise indispensable certificate of inheritance that the probate court has to issue in a will that you have written yourself. But it should be certified / approved at any Notary Office within the boundaries of the Republic of Turkey. The inheritance contract is another way to dispose of the last will. It is binding on both sides and, with a few exceptions, can only be lifted together. Bodrum Solicitors Office provides all kinds of legal services that capital companies may need within the scope of the Turkish commercial law for the foreign nationals such as Israeli, Italian, Japanese, Kazakhstani, Kuwaiti, Lebanese, New Zealand, Norwegian, Philippine, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, Tunisian, Turkmen, Ukrainian and German citizens residing in Bodrum, Yalıkavak, Turgutreis, Kadıkalesi, Torba, Gümbet, Yalıçiftlik, Kızılağaç, Mumcular or Ortakent.
Our services belonging to Bodrum Solicitors Firm for the foreign nationals such as British, English, United Kingdom, Irish, Belgian, Netherland, French, Russian, Austrian, Saudi Arabian, Afghan, Syrian, Algerian, Australian, Azerbaijani, Canadian, Danish, Egyptian, Greek, Indonesian, Iranian citizens residing in Yahşi, Bitez, Konacık, Göltürkbükü, Gündoğan, Gümüşlük, Güvercinlik, Güllük, Boğaziçi or Tuzla include establishment, corporate governance, transaction control, board of directors, partners board and general assembly transactions, mergers and acquisitions, tax planning, going public, commercial contracts and transactions, relations with workers and other employees, agency and distributorship relations, affiliates, intellectual and industrial property assets cover different issues such as bankruptcy and liquidation.