Demirci & Aksu

Deep expertise in six fields

Each field has its own team, and every case is overseen by a senior partner. Fees are set out in writing at the first consultation.

Commercial contracts and a fountain pen on a walnut desk

Who it's for: SMEs, family businesses, startups and shareholders.

From incorporation to liquidation, from shareholder relations to commercial contracts, we work with a preventive-law mindset; when a dispute does arise, we represent you first at the table and, where necessary, in court.

Typical matters

  • Company formation, articles of association and shareholders' agreements
  • Shareholder disputes and liquidation
  • Commercial receivables and breach-of-contract claims
  • Mergers, acquisitions and share-transfer advisory

Process

At the first meeting we review your existing contracts and records and map the risks. Pre-litigation solutions are always evaluated first.

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A handshake over an employment contract file

Who it's for: employees, employers and HR teams.

We represent employees in reinstatement and compensation claims, and employers in contract architecture, disciplinary processes and collective disputes. We treat the mandatory mediation stage as the place where cases are won.

Typical matters

  • Severance, notice and overtime claims
  • Reinstatement claims and mediation
  • Employment contracts and non-compete clauses
  • Workplace bullying and occupational accident compensation

Process

This is a field that races against deadlines: the limitation periods running from the date of dismissal are listed one by one at the first meeting and put on a calendar.

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A calm mediation room with a round table

Who it's for: individuals facing divorce, custody, alimony or inheritance matters.

In family law, winning often means resolving the matter without letting it grow. We push for amicable settlement at every stage; in contested cases, we defend our client's and the children's interests with resolve.

Typical matters

  • Uncontested and contested divorce
  • Custody, visitation and alimony
  • Division of marital property
  • Inheritance division and abatement claims

Process

Meetings are always one-on-one and confidential. In emotionally heavy cases, we put the timeline and expectations in writing from the very start.

Consult in this field
Architectural blueprints and house keys on a desk

Who it's for: property owners, tenants, contractors and investors.

Across the whole of property law — from build-and-share construction contracts to rent disputes, from title annulment to expropriation — we play a preventive role at the contract stage and a resolving role in dispute.

Typical matters

  • Rent assessment, eviction and rent receivables
  • Title annulment and registration claims
  • Build-and-share contracts and defective performance
  • Expropriation and compensation increase claims

Process

Land registry and municipal records are examined first-hand at the outset; site inspections and expert stages are prepared with particular care, as they decide the fate of the case.

Consult in this field
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Who it's for: individuals and companies as suspect, defendant or complainant.

In criminal proceedings the first hours are decisive. We stand beside our client from the statement and interrogation stage onward; we work the file evidence by evidence and build the defence long before the hearing date.

Typical matters

  • Economic crimes and breach of trust
  • Traffic and negligent injury cases
  • Cybercrime
  • Complainant representation and intervention requests

Process

Confidentiality matters twice as much in this field; meetings are held only with the attorney on the case, and updates flow through a single channel.

Consult in this field
A ledger, documents and a brass seal

Who it's for: creditor businesses and debtors seeking restructuring.

In debt collection, lost time is worth as much as the debt itself. We start with a pre-enforcement asset investigation, choose the right type of proceeding, and manage objection and complaint processes case by case.

Typical matters

  • Enforcement proceedings with and without judgment
  • Annulment-of-objection and negative declaratory actions
  • Concordat and restructuring advisory
  • Bounced cheque and promissory note proceedings

Process

Representing creditors, we deliver monthly collection reports; representing debtors, we build sustainable plans matched to real payment capacity.

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How We Work

The engagement in four steps

Listening

We hear your case and your expectations at a free first consultation.

Strategy

Risks, options and the fee are presented in writing within the week.

Engagement

Your case is assigned to the field attorney and the supervising partner.

Follow-up & Reporting

Every development reaches you in writing; you never have to ask.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

How is the legal fee determined?

The fee is set according to the scope, duration and effort your case requires, with regard to the bar association's minimum tariff, and is presented in writing at the first consultation. No surprise items appear later.

How long will my case take?

Duration depends on the field, the court's workload and the state of the evidence. At the first meeting we share a realistic range based on comparable cases, and we update that calendar after every hearing.

Will my information stay confidential?

Yes — everything you share is protected by attorney-client privilege and is never disclosed to third parties outside narrow legal exceptions. Meeting notes are accessible only to your case team.

Are court costs included in the fee?

Court fees, expert fees and service costs are separate from the legal fee, and are notified in writing as an estimated expense item when the file is opened. Expenditures are reported with receipts.

Is resolution possible without litigation?

Very often, yes. Mediation, settlement and amicable negotiations are both faster and more economical; if your case is suitable, we try these routes first and evaluate the outcome together.

How do I book an appointment?

You can call, message us on WhatsApp, or fill in the form on the Contact page. We respond the same day during office hours and schedule the meeting within the same week.

Let's evaluate your case together.

The first consultation is free; we'll settle the road map and the fee in the same meeting.