Izmir Mutual Divorce Lawyer – Izmir Lawyer
Given that family law regulates relationships between family members and how these relationships shape society, this branch of law is a sensitive and specialized field. Aware of this sensitivity and the importance of Family Law, our firm provides legal and advocacy services to clients in this area by obtaining the necessary consultation and training from psychologists and psychiatrists specializing in family relations. Divorce cases, property division and property regimes, paternity and custody cases, alimony cases, and legal advice and advocacy services regarding guardianship and trusteeship are among our main areas of activity.
In Izmir, consensual divorce cases are concluded in a single hearing, with a process lasting approximately two months. The time required for the divorce decree to be registered in the population registry is seven days. A court date is set for the parties applying for a consensual divorce. The role of a consensual divorce lawyer includes ensuring an early hearing date, preparing a complete and beneficial agreement for the client, expediting the process to formalize the divorce decree if it is granted, and notifying official institutions such as the population registry and land registry about the divorce. In this regard, an Izmir consensual divorce lawyer will expedite the process and meticulously prepare the agreement in the client's best interest.
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You can find detailed information about the consensual divorce process in our articles.
After speaking with the parties and conducting the necessary investigations, the lawyer arranges for them to sign an amicable divorce agreement. The lawyer's most important role in an amicable divorce case is to ensure the case proceeds more quickly and efficiently. An amicable divorce lawyer who arranges for the signing of an amicable divorce agreement will follow the process in the best way possible, preventing any loss of rights.
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