Property law is the part of civil law that regulates the issues arising from the direct control of persons over property (goods). The subject matter of property law consists of 'real rights in rem', 'possession' and 'land registry' institutions.

Property Law;

• Effective legal support is provided to ensure the best possible outcome in possession over the objects that we characterize as goods and that we distinguish as movable and immovable, and the disputes arising from this in the form of acquisition, protection, etc.;

• Disputes arising from the registration of immovables in the land registry, problems of registering the rights on immovables in the land registry, etc.;

• Disputes arising out of shareholding in joint and several ownership and the problem of acquisition of ownership in immovable property;

• Condominium ownership as a special type of immovable property, areas such as condominium, collective ownership, timeshare and disputes arising in these areas;

• Pledge of movables and immovables, transactions regarding limited real rights and all other disputes and litigation matters in the field of property law.