Certificate of Inheritance in Turkey
Obtain and use a Turkish certificate of inheritance before land registry offices, banks, tax offices and courts.
Learn moreTurkish inheritance law for foreign heirs
Inheritance Lawyer in Turkey
Legal assistance for heirs abroad dealing with Turkish certificates of inheritance, inherited property, bank accounts, inheritance tax and estate disputes.
Foreign heirsU.S., UK, Canada, EU and Turkish families abroad
Turkish assetsProperty, bank accounts, estate shares and disputes
Remote handlingPower of attorney route where travel is not practical
Clear next stepWe first identify the legal route, then the document list
Why this site exists
Turkish inheritance procedures are practical, document-heavy and institution-specific.
Foreign heirs often start with the wrong question: “Which documents do I need?” The better first question is what result must be achieved in Turkey. A bank release, title transfer, sale of inherited property, tax clearance or inheritance dispute each requires a different sequence.
This website is built around the questions that already show search demand: certificate of inheritance in Turkey, inherited property, inheritance tax, bank accounts, probate documents and estate administration for foreign heirs.
- Identify the heirs and shares for Turkish practice.
- Check Turkish real estate, bank accounts and other estate assets.
- Coordinate tax, registry, bank and court steps in the right order.
- Represent heirs abroad through a properly prepared power of attorney.
Services
Inheritance legal services in Turkey
Focused legal support for the steps foreign heirs most often need after a death involving Turkish assets.
Inherited Property in Turkey
Legal assistance for heirs who inherited a house, apartment, land or commercial property in Turkey.
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Estate Administration in Turkey
From heirs and documents to tax clearance, bank release, title transfer, sale or litigation.
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Probate in Turkey for Foreign Heirs
Clarifying how probate, wills and foreign estate documents can be used for Turkish assets.
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Inheritance Tax in Turkey
Prepare the tax route required before banks and land registry offices release inherited assets.
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Power of Attorney for Turkish Inheritance Matters
Prepare a power of attorney route for heirs abroad, including notarization, apostille and translation issues.
Learn moreHow we work
A practical route before paperwork.
Inheritance files are easier to move when the goal, authority and institution-specific requirements are clear from the beginning.
Case map
We identify the deceased person, heirs, assets and immediate legal goal in Turkey.
Document route
We request only documents that are actually useful for the selected route.
Turkish filings
We coordinate certificate, tax, bank, registry or court applications as required.
Outcome
The goal may be transfer, sale, bank release, settlement or litigation.
Guides
Key inheritance guides
These pages are designed to answer the questions that foreign heirs actually search for before contacting a Turkish lawyer.
Certificate of Inheritance in Turkey: Guide for Foreign Heirs
How foreign heirs obtain and use a Turkish certificate of inheritance before land registry offices, banks and tax offices.
Read guideWhat to Do If You Inherited Property in Turkey
A practical first-step guide for heirs abroad who inherited a house, apartment, land or other real estate in Turkey.
Read guideProbate in Turkey for Foreign Heirs
What probate means in Turkish estate practice and how foreign probate documents interact with Turkish institutions.
Read guideInheritance Tax in Turkey for Foreign Heirs
When Turkish inheritance tax becomes relevant and why tax clearance matters for banks and land registry offices.
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Bank Accounts and Estate Assets in Turkey
How heirs can identify, document and collect Turkish bank accounts and other estate assets.
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Selling Inherited Property in Turkey
Legal steps before selling inherited Turkish real estate, especially where heirs live abroad.
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Send your inheritance question
For an initial review, describe who passed away, where the heirs live, what Turkish assets are involved and which documents already exist.
