By Elena Giannattasio, International Family Lawyer (New York & San Francisco), Multi-Jurisdictional Divorce, PLLC
Turkey recognizes prenuptial agreements within its Civil Code, allowing spouses to choose among three marital property regimes: separation of assets, participation in acquired property, and partnership in assets. Agreements must be executed according to Turkish formalities.
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For cross-border families, Turkish marital agreements can be essential when spouses have business interests, real property, or residency ties in Turkey, ensuring alignment with broader international planning.
From New York and San Francisco, international family lawyer Elena Giannattasio advises clients with cross-border family law matters involving Turkey, providing advanced forum analysis and strategic coordination with trusted local counsel in Turkish law and other relevant jurisdictions, as appropriate.
Foreign Law Disclaimer, Multi-Jurisdictional Divorce, PLLC
This overview concerns foreign law. Elena Giannattasio, Esq. is not admitted to practice in Turkey and does not advise on Turkish law. All information is provided strictly for general educational purposes and is not legal advice.