BİTENLAW OFFICE

Mediation

In some disputes mediation is required before filing suit; in others the parties may choose voluntary mediation at any stage. Mediation is conducted separately from legal representation and in line with the impartiality principle of Law No. 6325.

Mandatory pre-suit mediation

For the disputes below, recourse to mediation is required before suit; otherwise the claim is dismissed on procedural grounds.

  1. STEP 1ApplicationApply to the courthouse mediation office.
  2. STEP 2AppointmentA registered mediator is appointed and the parties are notified.
  3. STEP 3SessionsThe parties meet in confidence.
  4. STEP 4Final recordSettlement or non-settlement is recorded.
DisputeScopeBasis
EmploymentEmployee and employer receivables, compensation, reinstatementLaw 7036 Art. 3
CommercialClaims for a sum of money and compensationTCC Art. 5/A
ConsumerDisputes above the arbitration committee threshold (exceptions apply)Law 6502 Art. 73/A
LeaseLease disputes (excluding eviction via enforcement without judgment)Law 6325 Art. 18/B
PartitionPartition of jointly owned propertyLaw 6325 Art. 18/B
Condominium and neighboursDisputes under Law No. 634 and neighbour lawLaw 6325 Art. 18/B

Legislation in force on 19 October 2026. For information only.

Voluntary mediation

Available for all private-law disputes the parties can freely dispose of, before or during litigation.

  1. STEP 1Joint decisionThe parties agree to take the dispute to mediation.
  2. STEP 2Choice of mediatorThe parties jointly choose a mediator from the registry.
  3. STEP 3SessionsConfidential; each party may leave the process at any time.
  4. STEP 4SettlementA settlement signed by the parties and the mediator becomes enforceable like a judgment once an enforceability annotation is obtained.

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Mediator details

Mediator
Şahin Biten
Registry no.
22890 · since 2019
Location
Ankara
Fee
Per the official mediation fee tariff; payable by credit card in instalments
Credit card and instalment payments for all fees

Legal fees, advisory and mediation fees can be paid by credit card in instalments. Debtors in enforcement proceedings can also settle by credit card.*

* A bank commission may apply to credit card payments.

Apply for voluntary mediation

If you would like to resolve your dispute through mediation, send us the parties’ details and a short description; we will plan how to begin.