What is Administrative Law?
Administrative Law is a branch of law that regulates the relationships between the state, public institutions, and individuals. Its main purpose is to protect individuals' rights against the actions of public authorities, remedy legal violations, and maintain the balance between individuals and the state.
We are here to support you in administrative procedures and disputes to safeguard your rights.
Our Services
- Cancellation Lawsuits
We file cancellation lawsuits to prevent rights losses arising from unlawful administrative actions:
- Cancellation of unlawful administrative actions
- Cancellation of administrative fines
- License cancellation and objection processes
- Full Jurisdiction Lawsuits
We assist individuals in seeking compensation for material and moral damages caused by administrative actions or behaviors:
- Compensation for damages resulting from administrative actions
- Lawsuits for increasing expropriation costs
- Compensation lawsuits for damages caused by public officials' wrongful actions
- Expropriation and Unlawful Expropriation Lawsuits
We protect your rights in cases of the state's seizure of real property:
- Determination and increase of expropriation costs
- Compensation lawsuits for unlawful expropriation
- Objections to Administrative Fines
We take necessary legal steps to cancel unjust fines by monitoring the legality of administrative fines imposed by public institutions:
- Objections to traffic fines
- Cancellation of tax fines
- Applications and objection processes for municipal fines
- Civil Servant Lawsuits and Disciplinary Investigations
We offer legal support in disputes arising from appointments, disciplinary penalties, and other actions of public servants:
- Cancellation of disciplinary penalties
- Objection to appointment and transfer decisions
- Protection of public servants' rights
- Licenses and Permit Procedures
We provide consultancy to ensure that licenses and permits required from administrative authorities are obtained in accordance with the law:
- Building permits and usage permits
- Business establishment and operating licenses
- Environmental permits and licensing processes
Your Rights under Administrative Law
Individuals' legal rights against administrative actions by the state are protected by the constitution and relevant laws.
Unlawful Actions: Decisions made by public authorities that are unlawful can be canceled.
Right to Compensation: Compensation can be requested for damages arising from the actions of the administration.
Right to Appeal: Individuals can appeal to the relevant authorities in cases of unjust fines or actions.
It is crucial to pay attention to legal deadlines to avoid loss of rights.
Why Should You Choose Us?
Expert Team: We protect your rights with our experienced lawyers in administrative law.
Quick and Effective Solutions: We meticulously follow legal deadlines to prevent loss of rights.
Transparent Process: We keep you informed at every step, ensuring you can act with confidence.
Rights-Focused Approach: We defend individuals' rights against public authorities in the strongest possible way.
Process in Administrative Lawsuits
In the process of seeking justice against administrative actions, certain legal procedures and deadlines must be followed:
Administrative Application:
An application is made to the relevant administration for the cancellation of an unlawful action or fine.
Filing a Lawsuit:
If the application is rejected or no response is received, a lawsuit is filed in the administrative courts.
Court Process:
The cancellation or full jurisdiction lawsuit is reviewed by the court, and a decision is made.
Implementation of the Decision:
The court's decision is enforced by the administration.
Our Areas of Expertise
- Cancellation of unlawful administrative actions
- Full jurisdiction and compensation lawsuits
- Expropriation lawsuits
- Objections to administrative fines
- Civil servant disciplinary lawsuits
- License and permit processes
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file an administrative lawsuit?
The time limit for filing a lawsuit against administrative actions is generally 60 days. However, the deadlines may vary for fines and other actions.What is unlawful expropriation?
It refers to the act of the state or public institutions unlawfully seizing your property. In such cases, you can file a compensation lawsuit.How can I appeal an administrative fine?
After receiving the fine notice, you must file an appeal with the relevant administration or court within a specific period.How can I file a lawsuit against disciplinary penalties?
Public servants can file an annulment lawsuit against disciplinary penalties to appeal the decision.