Targal Law Office · Balıkesir

Because effort matters.

Practice Areas

Founded in Balıkesir in 2022 under the direction of Attorney Ertuğrul Targal, our office works across many fields of law in the pursuit and protection of rights, notably criminal, real estate, family, inheritance and employment law. Read more

Fields our office works in

Each field’s page sets out the procedures, time limits and main areas of work in detail.

  • Family Law

    Contested and uncontested divorce, custody, maintenance, liquidation of the matrimonial property regime, jewellery claims and protection orders under Law No. 6284.

  • Inheritance Law

    Certificates of inheritance, renunciation, annulment of wills, reduction and simulated-transfer claims, division of the estate and partition actions.

  • Real Estate Law

    Land registry cancellation and registration, trespass and occupancy compensation, rent determination and eviction, partition, expropriation and zoning disputes.

  • Criminal Law

    Representation of suspects, defendants and victims in investigations and trials; custody, detention and judicial control applications, appeals and enforcement.

  • Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law

    Enforcement with or without a judgment, objections to payment orders, attachment and sale, negative declaratory and fraudulent-transfer actions and concordat.

  • Employment Law

    Reinstatement, severance and notice pay, overtime and leave claims, work-accident compensation, service determination and mandatory mediation.

  • Immigration and Citizenship Law

    Residence and work permits, Turkish citizenship applications, challenges to deportation and entry bans, administrative detention and international protection.

  • Administrative Law

    Annulment and stay of execution of administrative acts, full-remedy actions, civil-service discipline and appointment disputes, zoning and administrative fines.

  • Commercial Law

    Company formation and share transfers, annulment of general meeting resolutions, shareholder disputes, commercial contracts, unfair competition and claims.

  • Constitutional Court and ECtHR Individual Applications

    Admissibility, time limits, exhaustion of domestic remedies and the stages of individual applications to the Turkish Constitutional Court and the ECtHR.

Constitutional Court and ECtHR applications

Our office also works on individual applications to the Turkish Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights concerning alleged violations of fundamental rights. The admissibility requirements, time limits and stages are explained on the relevant page, and the last day of the time limit can be found with the calculator.

The time limit for applying to the Constitutional Court is thirty days from the exhaustion of remedies or from knowledge of the decision; the European Court of Human Rights must be seized within four months of the final domestic decision. According to the Constitutional Court's statistics, 83.8% of applications decided in the first half of 2026 were declared inadmissible, which is why the preparation stage is decisive.

Files outside Balıkesir can be followed through a power of attorney and the National Judiciary Informatics System (UYAP); applications to the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights do not require a visit to the office.

Search the Constitutional Court's decisions (in Turkish)

The individual application decisions published by the Turkish Constitutional Court, by right and type of complaint: violation and rejection rates, the principles the Court relies on, grounds of inadmissibility and compensation awards. These pages are in Turkish.

Application guides and time-limit calculator

Two guides that explain the individual application process step by step, and a calculator that shows the last day of the time limit, are available to everyone together with their sources.

Ertuğrul Targal, Attorney

Education
Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University Faculty of Law
Career
Worked at several law offices; founded Targal Law Office in 2022.
Areas of work
Human rights, criminal law and criminal procedure
Languages
English, French