Reviewed by Attorney Enes Nergiz, Antalya Bar Association registration no. 6281. Updated: 11 September 2026.
Kalem Law Office is physically located in Alanya and assists individuals, families, property owners, investors and companies with matters governed by Turkish law. This page is the main guide to our Alanya-related legal services and connects each type of problem to the relevant practice-area page.
A search for an “Alanya lawyer” may begin with a city name, but the correct legal route depends on the subject, documents, deadlines and competent authority. The first task is therefore to identify the legal issue and any urgent procedural step—not to promise a result before the file has been reviewed.
Legal assistance may be useful before a transaction, after a dispute has arisen or when an official decision has been served. International matters often require coordination between Turkish procedures and documents issued abroad. A power of attorney, apostille, certified translation or foreign civil-status record may be necessary depending on the matter.
Property work may involve title-deed records, mortgages, annotations, zoning information, construction status, payment evidence and contractual obligations. A preliminary review should distinguish between transaction support and an existing dispute. Buyers should not rely only on promotional materials or a standard sales form when significant payments or future construction obligations are involved.
See the dedicated Alanya real estate lawyer page for purchase, sale, title and ownership matters. The real-estate fraud guide discusses warning signs, while the 2026 property-purchase guide explains the process for foreign buyers.
Immigration cases are deadline-sensitive. Residence permits, deportation decisions, administrative-detention measures and entry restrictions are governed by different procedures. The authority that issued the decision, the date of service and the precise legal ground must be checked before a remedy is selected.
Read the Alanya immigration law page for residence and administrative procedures and the Alanya citizenship page for citizenship routes. Citizenship and residence are separate legal subjects; a property purchase does not automatically resolve every immigration issue.
A person may need advice as a suspect, accused person, complainant or victim. Early steps can affect later stages of the file. Statements, detention records, search or seizure measures, digital evidence and appeal deadlines should be reviewed in context.
The Alanya criminal lawyer page explains the general stages of investigation and trial. In urgent situations, the case number, authority, custody location and available documents should be provided immediately.
Family matters may include divorce, financial consequences of marriage, custody, contact, maintenance and protective measures. Where a marriage or judgment originates abroad, recognition or enforcement in Turkey may also be required. Jurisdiction and service rules should be checked before proceedings begin.
General information is available on the Turkish family law page. Case-specific advice requires the marriage documents, details of the children, current addresses and any foreign court decision.
Cross-border inheritance work may require proof of death, family records, a will, apostille, certified translation and an assessment of property located in Turkey. Foreign nationality can affect the authority from which a certificate of inheritance is obtained. Tax, title-deed and estate-administration steps must be planned separately.
See the Alanya inheritance lawyer page and the general Turkish inheritance law guide.
Commercial work may include company formation, shareholder arrangements, contract review, distribution or service agreements and disputes arising from non-performance. Debt collection should begin with the legal basis of the receivable, debtor information, maturity date and available written evidence.
Visit the Alanya company and commercial law page and the Alanya debt recovery and enforcement page.
Claims concerning defective property, delayed delivery, cancelled projects, professional services, accidents or contractual loss require evidence of breach, causation, loss and time limits. Mandatory mediation may apply to certain disputes before litigation.
Related information is available on the Alanya consumer law page and the Alanya compensation law page.
Many procedural steps can be undertaken through a properly drafted power of attorney, but its form and scope depend on the transaction or proceedings. A power of attorney issued abroad may require notarisation, apostille or consular formalities and a Turkish translation. These requirements should be checked before the document is signed.
The physical office is in Alanya, Antalya. Pages concerning Antalya or Istanbul describe legal matters connected with those locations and do not represent separate branches.
Depending on the procedure, some steps may be handled through a valid power of attorney. Document, translation and apostille requirements must be confirmed for the particular matter.
Communication is available in English, Russian and Turkish. German communication is also available, and an interpreter may be used when required.
As soon as possible. Court, enforcement and administrative procedures may have different and sometimes short deadlines. The date of service is essential.
No. A legal assessment can explain available routes and risks, but the outcome depends on facts, evidence, procedure and the competent authority.
Send a concise chronology and readable copies of the most important documents. Do not send original documents through the website.
To request an initial assessment, use the contact page and identify the type of matter, relevant city, existing case number and any approaching deadline.
Legal notice: This page provides general information only. It does not constitute legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee any result.
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