Turkish will

[ronzeus]

Listen to Loz ,this has happened to a friend in Kus as well.Loz post is 100% right.

[jackstee]

A quick one. I have heard of other people doing this.

We have one son, we put it in his name but with a contract that he cant sell etc. ??

[Firo]

A legally binding Turkish contract or a UK one? If he legally inherits part of, as is the law, then I would guess that here in Turkey the judges might overturn that contract if requested.
Thats's the main problem as far as we can understand, it doesn't seem to matter what agreements/contracts/wills etc, you have in place here, if the Turkish judges don't agree that it complies with their understanding of the law, then it is not worth the paper it's written on.
I think the problem intensifies if there are children from other relationships involved. At the end of the day the law is that no family can be disinherited so think brothers , parents, cousins etc etc.....

[loz]

The following info gives the name of the U.K. Company who were appointed by the executors acting upon behalf of our friend, who died here in 2005.
The name of the Company is "Title Research", all details re. this Company can be found on "Google".
This company worked at the behest of our friends lawyers in the U.K. with regards to the "MOVABLE ASSETS" of our neighbour.
Once this part of his affairs was in order, ALL matters concerning the disposal/sale of the "IMMOVABLE ASSETS", were conducted by a firm of U.K. lawyers, working in conjunction with a firm of Turkish lawyers.

title research website  click here


GordonA writing on behalf of Loz, who is fast losing her cool over the length of time it is taking members to accept that what she has repeatedly stated on this subject is true.

[Firo]

Thanks for that info both Loz and GordonA.....

[GordonA]

You are more than welcome, I can assure you.  

[scot]

Aye your are good man Gordon.

Bruce

[GordonA]

I know, Bruce, :D: : : :