A practice older than the firm itself.
İleri Hukuk was founded in Ankara in 1976 by Av. Abdullah Emre İleri and Av. Suna İleri. Av. İrem İleri joined the family practice in 2002, carrying the firm into its second generation.
A documented record
The firm keeps the original documents of its own history: a 1969 law degree from Istanbul University, bar admission certificates dated 1970 and 1972, a photograph from the 1 November 1975 oath ceremony of the Senate of the Republic, and a 50th-year certificate issued by the Union of Turkish Bar Associations.
1969
Law degree, Istanbul University Faculty of Law
1970
Admission to the bar (Niğde Bar Association)
1972
Admission to the Ankara Bar Association
1976
İleri Hukuk founded in Ankara
2002
Second generation joins the practice
Areas of practice
The firm works in the same areas it has worked in since its foundation. Each matter is assessed on its own circumstances; no outcome is guaranteed.
Family law
Divorce, custody, maintenance, matrimonial property regimes and related proceedings.
Criminal law
Defence and victim representation at the investigation and prosecution stages, and appeals.
Inheritance law
Certificates of inheritance, estate disputes, reduction claims and dissolution of joint ownership.
Administrative law
Annulment and full remedy actions against administrative acts, and administrative applications.
Children's law
Custody, personal relations, protective measures and proceedings involving minors.
Mediation
Mandatory and voluntary mediation as an out-of-court dispute resolution process.
The practice
Av. Suna İleri and Av. Abdullah Emre İleri, both registered with the Ankara Bar Association, founded the firm in 1976. Av. İrem İleri joined in 2002 and also serves as a mediator.
Getting in touch
The firm is based in Ankara, Türkiye, and works in Turkish. Contact details will be published on this site once confirmed; in the meantime you may use the contact form.
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