See your estimated participation claim under the participation-in-acquired-property regime; half of the acquired property is taken as basis.
For marriages after 2002, the statutory regime is participation in acquired property. Under this regime, assets acquired by the spouses during the marriage (salary, acquired real estate, savings, etc.) are, as a rule, shared equally on divorce. Personal assets (pre-marriage property, inheritance, items of personal use) are excluded.
The net value (residual value) of each spouse acquired property is calculated; the other spouse is entitled to a participation claim equal to half of that value. This tool shows half of the entered acquired-property value as the estimated participation claim.
If the net property acquired during the marriage is 3,000,000 TL, the other spouse estimated participation claim is 1,500,000 TL.
If one spouse contributed to the other personal property, a value-increase share may also be claimed. Equalization and deduction of debts also affect the calculation.
No. Property owned before the marriage is deemed personal and is not divided.
Property acquired by inheritance or gift is, as a rule, personal property and is not included.
The name on the title is not decisive on its own; if it is acquired property, its value is subject to division.
No; debts, the personal-property distinction and contribution shares change the outcome. Consult a lawyer.