See the estimated monthly alimony based on the obligor income and the selected rate; the exact amount is at the judge discretion.
Alimony is a regular payment made to support a spouse or child during or after divorce. Turkish law recognizes several types, such as interim, child (participation), poverty and support alimony. The amount is set by the judge, considering the parties income and assets, fault, the child needs and the principle of equity.
There is no fixed statutory rate; in practice a certain percentage of the obligor income may be used as a reference. This tool applies the rate you select (e.g. 15%–25%) to the monthly net income you enter to provide a rough estimate. The actual ruling may differ.
For an obligor with a monthly net income of 40,000 TL, selecting a 20% rate shows an estimated monthly alimony of 8,000 TL. This is only a starting estimate.
Interim alimony is awarded during the case, participation alimony for the child, and poverty alimony for a spouse who would fall into poverty because of the divorce.
The judge exercises discretion by weighing the parties economic situation, fault, the child needs and equity.
If circumstances change, an increase or reduction action may be filed; an increase may also be sought due to inflation.
It may be indefinite; however, it can end upon remarriage or cohabitation.
No. It only gives a rough idea; always consult a lawyer for the exact amount.