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Practice Area 02

Family and Divorce Law

In family law matters that call for sensitivity and confidentiality, we defend our clients’ rights professionally and with the most protective approach.

Scope of Services

What we do in this area

  1. 01

    Uncontested and contested divorce proceedings

  2. 02

    Custody, alimony and claims for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages

  3. 03

    Liquidation of the matrimonial property regime and division of assets

  4. 04

    Establishment of filiation and paternity actions

In every case we act on our principles of sincerity and transparency, explaining every stage of the process and all existing and potential risks as clearly as possible.

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Phone+90 530 240 23 77

Av. Zeynep YAZAN TÜRKTAŞ~ Ankara University Faculty of Law

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1. Data Controller

Your personal data is processed by Att. Zeynep YAZAN TÜRKTAŞ (Yazan Türktaş Legal Consultancy, Hacet Mahallesi, Keykubat Bulvarı No:136/6, Alanya / Antalya) as data controller, within the scope described below and in accordance with the Turkish Personal Data Protection Law No. 6698 (“KVKK”).

2. Personal Data Processed

Please do not include special categories of personal data, such as health information or criminal records, in the message field; where necessary, such information will be obtained during the consultation under the protection of professional secrecy.

3. Purposes of Processing

4. Legal Basis and Method of Collection

Your personal data is collected electronically through the contact form on the website, by phone, e-mail and WhatsApp. It is processed on the legal grounds set out in Article 5 of the Law — being directly related to the establishment or performance of a contract, compliance with a legal obligation of the data controller and the legitimate interests of the data controller, provided that your fundamental rights and freedoms are not harmed — and, where none of these apply, on the basis of your explicit consent.

5. Transfers

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6. Retention Period

Data submitted through the form is retained for a reasonable period after your request is concluded and for the statutory limitation periods set out in the relevant legislation; it is then deleted, destroyed or anonymised.

7. Your Rights

Under Article 11 of the Law, you have the right to learn whether your personal data is processed; to request information if it has been processed; to learn the purpose of processing and whether it is used in line with that purpose; to know the third parties to whom it is transferred in Türkiye or abroad; to request rectification if it is incomplete or inaccurate; to request its deletion or destruction under the conditions of Article 7; to request that these actions be notified to third parties to whom the data has been transferred; to object to a result against you arising exclusively from automated analysis; and to claim compensation for damages arising from unlawful processing.

8. How to Apply

You may submit requests concerning your rights in writing, in accordance with the Communiqué on the Procedures and Principles of Application to the Data Controller, to Hacet Mahallesi, Keykubat Bulvarı No:136/6, Alanya / Antalya. Your application will be concluded free of charge within 30 days at the latest.

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