Tenancy and Eviction

Prepared by: Constantinople

Wishing to return from abroad and use your rented home may be considered for needs-based eviction. Stating an intention to return does not automatically secure eviction. The actual need, suitability of the home and parties' circumstances are examined. Ownership does not mean an ongoing lease can be terminated unilaterally at any time.

Prepare the lease, commencement and renewal dates, landlord details and previous notices. Employment, family or settlement documents substantiating the return plan may be included. Availability of another home in Turkey is assessed in the circumstances. The connection of documents to the claimed need matters more than their number; personal circumstances can be explained in a short timeline.

The litigation timetable depends on the lease's nature. Mandatory mediation and the relationship between notices and periods must also be planned. Your intended flight date is not the court's eviction date. Obligations concerning use arising at the end of and after proceedings must not be overlooked. Pressure on the tenant or disconnection of services does not replace legal action.

In a paid review, we assess evidence of need, the contractual timetable and representation together. Authority and documents can be planned remotely if you are abroad; any stage requiring personal attendance is explained separately. The route and foreseeable expenses are defined in writing without guaranteeing eviction timing or outcome.