would it be good idea?

[ytokgoz]

hi guys,
on my website i am thinking of putting a free legal side where people can ask all their legal problems to a solicitor and get advice and for free!
from buying house to selling, not finished property on time etc. ı am talking to turkish lawyer based in uk so he wont have any strings to a developer so the answers will be accurate.
do you think it is worth doing it and would be useful for people? or should i just give up the idea? if you all say yes i will set up the section and arrange this UK based solicitor to start publishing on my site and answer all your questions.

so what do you think?

[Bluwise]

Sounds good to me - for anyone thinking of purchasing it would be useful for all those initial questions.

[soniatheobald]

sounds like a fantastic idea to me,,i already have a few questions

[sadler]

Sounds like an excellent idea! 

[FrankStanley]

An excellent idea   

[WendyA]

Sounds great.  Would this be restricted to property issues?

[ytokgoz]

well it is finally here,
now we teamed up with one of the best legal firms in Uk which has got Turkish solicitors and they are happy to answer your questions about any legal issues you may have in Turkey.. please spread the word and if you need any free legal advice about turkish law ask your question....

http://propertyandturkey.com/ask-turkish-solicitor.php
this is the link

i really would like everyone to use this FREE feature and comments are appreciated.

[Mary Howarth]

It was an excellent idea and well done to you for taking the time to set this up i'm sure a lot of people will find this most helpful.

[busybee]

Well done you !

[ytokgoz]

i am glad you like it, please try the service and help me to promote it on online groups you are members of  , Facebook, twitter and beer conversations. I told this guys i believe lots of foreigners would be interested in this service and they prefer a uk based Turkish solicitor over a local based solicitor which possibly have lots of business relations with local builders , to get independent advice they need