Managing the Death Abroad of a Loved one in Turkey

Who it is for Families whose loved one has died in another country. A local lawyer can help with the legal and official steps. This includes bringing the body home, dealing with local officials, getting papers such as…

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About managing the death abroad of a loved one in Turkey

Who it is for

Families whose loved one has died in another country. A local lawyer can help with the legal and official steps. This includes bringing the body home, dealing with local officials, getting papers such as the death certificate, and handling what the person owned. Families may also need guidance on local inheritance rules.

How it works

It starts with a meeting to understand what happened. The lawyer then contacts the local offices to speed up the release of the body, either to send it home or for a local burial. If the death was sudden, the lawyer can deal with the police and the coroner (the official who looks into unexpected deaths). All steps follow local law.

What the service includes

  • Collecting the details to see which steps are needed
  • Handling the paperwork
  • Speaking with officials for you
  • Arranging for the body to be taken home, if needed
  • Keeping you informed at every step

Where in Turkey

The cities where lawyers for managing the death abroad of a loved one have their offices.

Talk to a lawyer about Managing the Death Abroad of a Loved one

4 registered lawyers provide this service in Turkey. Describe your situation in a short chat — what happened, where, and how to reach you. Your enquiry is reviewed and passed to a lawyer who handles exactly this kind of case, with no obligation.

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What clients say about our service

  • A Google search led me to this service when I needed legal help in Lithuania. The lawyer offered a well-informed opinion along with a quote for the fees, the job was done efficiently and effectively, and the solution to my problem pleased me.
    — David
    11 Mar 2024
    Managing the Death Abroad of a Loved one
  • His service to me was very professional and prompt, and he went out of his way to keep me informed about what he was doing, all in perfect English.
    — Alan
    16 Oct 2023
  • 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.
    — Brandon
    31 Jan 2023
    Residency Visa, Turkey

4 lawyers who provide managing the death abroad of a loved one in Turkey

Sorted by experience in this service. Write to any of them — the reply comes from the lawyer, without obligation.

Cansu, lawyer in Izmir

Cansu

Lawyer · Izmir, Turkey

  • 209 cases handled
  • 13+ years in practice
  • English, Turkish
  • Law, Yeditepe University
  • 5.0(9 reviews)
Contact Cansu
Gamze, lawyer in Bodrum

Gamze

Lawyer · Bodrum, Turkey

  • 124 cases handled
  • 14+ years in practice
  • Turkish, English
  • Law, Yeditepe University
  • 4.9(4 reviews)
Contact Gamze
Sadi Berk, lawyer in Kusadasi

Sadi Berk

Lawyer · Kusadasi, Turkey

  • 80 cases handled
  • 15+ years in practice
  • English, Turkish
  • Law, Marmara University
  • 5.0(6 reviews)
Contact Sadi Berk
Mert, lawyer in Antalya

Mert

Lawyer · Antalya, Turkey

  • 43 cases handled
  • 11+ years in practice
  • English, Turkish
  • Bachelors of Law, Ankara University
Contact Mert
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