Frequently Asked Questions

Practical information about the office, appointments, fees and professional roles.

How are attorney fees determined?

Fees are determined according to the nature, scope and duration of the work and the applicable Minimum Attorney Fee Tariff. A written case-specific fee is provided after preliminary review.

What is the difference between legal representation and mediation?

An attorney acts in the interests of the person represented. A mediator is impartial, does not represent either party and does not decide the dispute. These roles are kept separate in the same dispute.

Which mediation file types are covered?

The UYAP commission record includes voluntary mediation and the following mandatory-mediation file types: other mandatory matters, commercial, consumer, employee-employer, agricultural production contract, and partition of movable or immovable property and dissolution of co-ownership. See Mediation for the scope and process details.

What legal practice areas are covered?

Criminal law, consumer law, labor law and mobbing, commercial contracts, traffic law and property-transaction work are described under Legal Practice.

How can I request an appointment?

You can request an appointment by telephone, email or the contact form. The form should contain only enough information for the office to contact you, rather than detailed sensitive case information.

What should I bring to the first meeting?

Please bring identification and relevant notices, contracts, reports, decisions and documents containing deadlines. The exact document list can be clarified before the appointment.

Where is the office?

The office is at Bahçeşehir 1. Kısım, Vali Recep Yazıcıoğlu Cad. No:15/a C Blok, Daire 8, 34488 Başakşehir/Istanbul. The map and office hours are on the Contact page.

How is contact-form information protected?

Contact-form data is processed only to respond to the request. See the KVKK Notice and Privacy Policy for details.

Contact and Appointments

Office contact details and the appointment form.