Legal services for foreigners in Fethiye

These legal service pages explain how Av. Seyfullah Yanatma helps foreign homeowners, residents, visitors and businesses with Turkish legal matters in Fethiye and surrounding areas. Choose the closest topic, then prepare the documents and dates that describe your situation.

18 legal services
  • Property & conveyancing

    Independent property-law support in Fethiye for foreign buyers, sellers and owners, from title and permit checks to Tapu transfer and post-completion records.

  • Residence permits

    Advice on Turkish residence permit applications, e-İkamet, renewals, family and long-term permits, property-based applications, refusals and cancellations in Fethiye.

  • Turkish citizenship

    Independent legal support for foreign investors seeking Turkish citizenship through qualifying real estate, with title, valuation, payment and application checks.

  • Inheritance & wills

    Practical help for foreign heirs and property owners with Turkish succession certificates, tax compliance, title-deed transfers, wills, sales and reserved-share disputes.

  • Divorce & family

    Independent family-law advice and representation in Fethiye for divorce, custody, child support, spousal maintenance, marital property, foreign spouses and cross-border family matters.

  • Criminal defence

    Independent criminal-defence support in Fethiye for foreign residents, visitors, defendants and victims, from the first police contact through trial and appeal.

  • Yacht & maritime law

    Legal support for yacht purchases, registration, charter compliance, marina contracts, vessel arrest, insurance and passenger or crew claims in Fethiye and Göcek.

  • Deportation & entry bans

    Advice on deportation orders, seven-day challenges, administrative detention, overstays, entry bans and representation before Turkish immigration authorities and courts.

  • Holiday rental permits

    Advice on Turkey's short-term rental permit, condominium consent, platform rules, fines, tourism certificates and tax questions for Fethiye-area property owners.

  • Property disputes

    English and Turkish legal support for property owners, buyers and co-owners facing developer delay, title, defects, occupation, boundary, partition or zoning disputes in Fethiye.

  • Tenancy & eviction

    Legal support for Turkish tenancy contracts, rent increases, security deposits, tahliye taahhüdü, landlord and tenant disputes, mediation and eviction proceedings in Fethiye.

  • Company & commercial

    Legal support for foreign investors setting up and operating a Turkish company, including MERSİS registration, contracts, licences, shareholder issues and mediation.

  • Work permits

    Legal support for employer-linked and independent work permits, work-permit exemptions, Turquoise Card questions and the residence consequences of working in Turkey.

  • Employment law

    Employment-law advice for Fethiye workers, employers and tourism businesses on contracts, seasonal work, pay, termination, mediation, claims and foreign employees.

  • Accident & injury claims

    Advice for foreign visitors, residents and families after road, holiday, activity, boat-trip or fatal accidents in Fethiye and nearby resorts.

  • Medical malpractice

    Support for hair-transplant, dental, cosmetic-surgery and other treatment claims against private providers or state hospitals in Turkey.

  • Debt collection

    Legal support for creditors pursuing unpaid invoices, rent, contracts, cheques and judgments through Fethiye enforcement offices and Turkish courts.

  • Administrative law

    Advice on unlawful public decisions, municipality enforcement, zoning and licences, residence decisions, interim protection and full remedy claims against Turkish authorities.

Foreign clients may arrive with a transaction, official notice, dispute or urgent incident rather than a named area of law. Start with the page closest to the problem, then compare the documents, authority and deadline. Av. Yanatma’s full scope includes property law, residence permits, Turkish citizenship, inheritance and wills, divorce and family law, criminal defence, and maritime and yacht law.

It also covers deportation and entry bans, holiday-rental licences, property disputes, tenancy and eviction, company and commercial law, work permits, employment law, accident and injury claims, medical malpractice, debt collection, and administrative law. The cards provide the complete list.

For cross-border instructions, read the foreign-client information before sending documents. The guides explain general Turkish-law terms, the areas directory gives local context, and about Av. Yanatma explains his background. When the facts are ready, use the contact page to send a focused first message.

Frequently asked questions

How are Turkish legal services grouped on this site?

The service pages are grouped by the legal problem a foreign client may need to solve: property, residence and citizenship, family and inheritance, criminal and administrative matters, maritime work, business and employment, accidents, medical claims, debt, tenancy and holiday-rental licensing. A single matter can touch more than one group, so the closest page is a starting point rather than a final classification.

When can property and residence advice overlap?

A property transaction and a residence-permit question are legally distinct, but the same client may need to consider both. Property ownership, the intended use of a home and the applicant’s immigration position must be assessed under the current rules; one does not automatically produce the other. Review the property and residence pages together, then check the current authority requirements for the individual facts.

What is the difference between a service page and a guide?

A service page describes the kinds of legal assistance Av. Yanatma may provide and the documents or procedural issues commonly involved. A guide gives general information about a Turkish-law topic for readers researching it. Neither page can decide a case without the relevant facts and documents; use the service page when considering representation and the guide when learning the basic framework.

What should I prepare before asking about a legal service?

Prepare a short chronology, the location, names of the relevant people, important dates and any deadline shown on an official notice. Add clear copies of available contracts, title-deed records, permits, court or police documents, correspondence and payment evidence. The required documents vary by matter, but an organised first account helps identify the correct Turkish procedure.

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