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Divorce,  of marriage  legally terminated. Although it is more common today, divorce has been encountered in all societies since ancient times.

  Officially, a marriage made in front of a marriage officer can be terminated only by a judge's decision, by filing an uncontested or contentious divorce case, if there are legal grounds for divorce. Divorce suit   It is a type of case that is carried out in the Family Court with different methods from other private law cases.

All Cases Regarding Alimony and Property Regime and Other Family

family law,  to the family  within the scope of civil law dealing with matters pertaining to  law  branch. Main topics of family law  engagement ,  to marry  terms and conditions,  divorce  conditions and consequences,  commodity regimes ,  family residence ,  pedigree ,  adoption ,  custody of the child  alimony  right,  guardianship ,  trusteeship ,  legal advice ,  aid allowance .  women's rights  and  Although children's rights constitute a separate field of study on their own, it is also within the scope of family law.

Registered or unregistered life friendships are also included in the subject of family law. Registered life partnership is not regulated in Turkish law. There is no right attached to life partnership out of wedlock, however, children enjoy equal rights whether they are born in or out of wedlock.

domestic violence ,  surrogacy ,  artificial insemination ,  child abuse  and  kidnapping  Issues such as women's rights or children's rights are regulated specifically in international conventions and domestic law.

Within the scope of family law, disputes regarding the issues regulated in the Turkish Civil Code and some other special laws are heard in family courts. Family courts are courts of specialization, where the assistance of people working in the field such as social workers and psychologists is utilized. In addition, in the appointment of family court judges, people with these qualifications are preferred, considering whether they are experts in family law and whether they are married or have children.