Karşıyaka District lies on the northern shore of İzmir Bay, across the water from the old centre and connected to it by ferries; the name itself means the opposite shore.
Karşıyaka District lies on the northern shore of İzmir Bay, across the water from the old centre and connected to it by ferries; the name itself means the opposite shore. It is a large residential district of İzmir Province, known for its seaside promenade and its football club.
Families here, including mixed Turkish and foreign couples, ask most about marriage, divorce and custody (Family Law), and about buying, letting or dividing apartments (Property Law).
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The lawyer went above and beyond in every possible way. Several steps had to be completed in a specific order, and she replied to everything within minutes, every time. She explained it all in perfect detail and advised us on what would give the best chance of success. She was kind and friendly yet professional. She gave us the legal help we needed and also eased our stress, because it felt like having a friend in the country who wanted to help, and we are very satisfied with the outcome.
I experienced nothing but the highest level of professionalism and responsiveness from the lawyer. She was always extremely knowledgeable, calm and very responsive, with excellent communication skills in perfect English, and she got things done quickly. I am very grateful for all the help she gave me and would recommend her very highly.
Excellent service. We needed to set up a company in Turkey and get legal support, and they quickly connected us with a lawyer there, with great results.
The lawyer knows Turkish law extremely well, including the options open to me as a dual Turkish and American citizen living abroad, and I was amazed at how fast she understood my situation. At each stage she laid out the possible next steps, and I never felt stuck or pushed in one direction. Costs were agreed in advance and were very reasonable for the work done. I truly felt she was on my side throughout, and I am completely satisfied with the result. She is extremely friendly and very professional, and I will certainly keep using her for any other legal matter I need handled in Turkey.
The lawyer was very professional and responsive. On every matter we discussed she offered solutions drawn from her experience and expertise, and we found that very useful. We are very pleased with how she worked with us, and her English was perfect.
He made me feel as if I were his only client, and in my view he went far beyond what was needed to look after my requirements. I felt completely safe in his hands, I am very satisfied with his work, and I count myself lucky to have him as my lawyer. I plan to use his office for as long as I am in Kusadasi.
— Dennis
18 Aug 2021
EU Residency Visa (Non-EU), Turkey
The lawyer is great and guided me through the whole process. I am very happy with the help she gave, and her English was flawless. I would certainly recommend her to friends and to anyone who needs a professional with a problem-solving mindset.
Working with her is very easy, and for any future needs I will hire her again.
— Fahimeh
29 Mar 2021
EU Citizen Registration Certificate (Residency Certificate), Turkey
The lawyer was extremely helpful and could not have done any more for me.
— Andrew
16 Feb 2021
Family Law Consultation, Turkey
Asking a lawyer for help was the last thing I wanted, and the difference in place, culture and language made it more stressful for me. Still, the lawyer supported me all the way in dealing with my opponent. I was very satisfied with the result and recommend her 100%.
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