Frequently Asked Questions

In order to become a lawyer, one must first graduate from the law faculty's justice department, then complete a legal internship and finally register with the bar association. Those who do not have a lawyer's license cannot work as a lawyer.

There is no obligation to hire a lawyer in cases and transactions in our country. People can carry out all transactions themselves. However, it is beneficial to seek the help of a lawyer, as significant losses of rights may occur in some transactions performed incorrectly.

Lawyers can be divided into three groups: corporate lawyer, freelance lawyer and working lawyer. Institutional lawyers are lawyers who carry out the affairs of that institution only in the status of civil servants. Freelance lawyers have their own offices and work freelance. Employed lawyers, on the other hand, work alongside a lawyer and may take on their own freelance work depending on the situation.

Lawyers work in their institution or in their own offices. Even though they are in the courthouse most of the time due to their work, they do not have a room or office in the courthouse. He is only present at the courthouse for certain matters.

There is no superior-subordinate relationship between the Judge, the Prosecutor's Office and the Lawyer's Office. Prosecutor and Lawyer have equal rights in the trial. The judge is the one who makes the decision in the trial without having a superior relationship. All Judges, Prosecutors and Lawyers are law school graduates.

State lawyers can only handle cases that concern their institutions. A freelance lawyer can handle any case he wants. However, since their areas of expertise are many, many lawyers specialize in certain areas and may not take on cases on other issues.

Lawyers don't have to take on every job. In this sense, getting the job depends on the lawyer's will. In addition, there is an obligation to refuse work under certain conditions.