Konak Legal Services
Attorney & Legal Consultancy in Konak
Yücesoy Law Office is Mehmet Yücesoy’s practice in Konak, İzmir. Its practice areas are criminal law, divorce and family law, employment law and mediation. Mehmet Yücesoy personally handles each file.
The office is at İsmet Kaptan Mahallesi, 1368. Sokak No:1, İkbal-1 Business Center, office 605, 35210 Konak/İzmir, within walking distance of Basmane metro station. Visit the contact page for meeting and travel details.
Core Legal Services We Offer in Konak
- Criminal Law: Defence during investigation and prosecution, including custody, statements and objections to detention.
- Divorce and Family Law: Contested and uncontested divorce, custody, alimony and marital property cases.
- Employment Law and Employee Claims: Representation in severance and notice pay, overtime, reinstatement and work-accident matters.
- Mediation: Specialised mediation in labour, commercial, partition, banking and consumer disputes.
Initial Consultation and Case Handling
The initial consultation covers the dispute and the available documents. The process, options and costs are explained at the outset. You can arrange a meeting by contacting the office by phone or WhatsApp.
Legal Support in Konak
Contact us for detailed information about your processes and to schedule a legal consultancy appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Yücesoy Law Office in Konak?
The office is at İsmet Kaptan Mahallesi, 1368. Sokak No:1, İkbal-1 Business Center, office 605, 35210 Konak/İzmir, within walking distance of Basmane metro station.
How does a consultation at the Konak office work?
The initial consultation covers the dispute and the available documents. Mehmet Yücesoy explains the process, options and costs within the office’s criminal, divorce and family law, employment law or mediation practice. You can contact the office by phone or WhatsApp to arrange a meeting.
How are legal fees determined?
Legal fees are agreed according to the type and complexity of the matter and the work involved, and cannot be below the minimum fee tariff set by the Union of Turkish Bar Associations.