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Voices Property Section

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Scandalous views from Didim

Posted by editor on Saturday, November 01 @ 13:18:20 CDT (3468 reads)
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Medical facts for home owners in Turkey

Posted by editor on Saturday, September 06 @ 18:12:47 CDT (4798 reads)
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Termination of marriage

Posted by editor on Sunday, June 22 @ 09:50:52 CDT (2336 reads)
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ITV searches Altinkum for undecided Brits

Posted by editor on Sunday, June 15 @ 12:17:23 CDT (2729 reads)
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Divorce under Turkish law - asset regulations

This advice is supplied by Zaman newspaper

UNDER Turkish law the financial aspects of a divorce case are subject to asset regulations (Mal rejimi) as agreed upon by the couple or as stated by law if the parties have no prior agreement.

Posted by editor on Monday, December 10 @ 11:59:54 CST (1935 reads)
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Setting up power of attorney

SETTING up a power of attorney can be quite a confusing issue.

Posted by editor on Saturday, June 23 @ 19:38:30 CDT (3074 reads)
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Finding the right professionals to work with

Source: Zaman Newspaper

You may recently have come across some reports regarding tax issues.

Posted by editor on Sunday, June 10 @ 15:44:41 CDT (2531 reads)
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Residence Permit Fees

IN the first of our regular columns, we look at the cost of residency permits.

Posted by editor on Monday, April 30 @ 00:44:36 CDT (7126 reads)
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More questions related to real estate sales agreement

Today I would like to respond to a question related to real estate sales agreements.

Posted by editor on Saturday, April 14 @ 23:31:22 CDT (3737 reads)
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Problems related to work permits

This question comes from an English teacher. No names are disclosed.

Posted by editor on Friday, March 30 @ 02:12:03 CDT (2821 reads)
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How can I cancel a power of attorney?

The first question comes from Bodrum. “Hello, I have been living in Turkey six months out of the year and I have granted a power of attorney to a real estate agent who found my house for me.

Posted by editor on Friday, March 16 @ 19:09:52 CDT (3132 reads)
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Advice on wills and inheritance laws

It might be a good idea for those who have properties in Turkey to review their inheritance position and ensure property owners wishes and goals have been properly covered by their wills.

Posted by editor on Saturday, March 10 @ 00:58:04 CST (3963 reads)
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ElBaradei eyes Egypt poll boycott
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N Korea releases South Korea crew
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Strike severely disrupts Tube
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UN in fresh Pakistan flood appeal
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Indian unions protest price rises
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Police expecting to quiz PM aide
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Iraq's six-month political stalemate
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India's illegal betting syndicates
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Strike over French pension reforms
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Iran pressured over stoning threat
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