TO THE FAMILY COURT

PLAINTIFF:

TC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER :

attorney :

address :

DEFENDANT :

address :

SUBJECT : It is About Our Request to Issue a Family Housing Comment.

INSTRUCTIONS

1-) Our client and the defendant …. ….., …/…/… he was married and had a child named from these marriages. Our client and the defendant … their year-long marriage …was registered on the island …the sheet … the parcel, … …. …. …. they are maintained in the real estate at the address.

2-) There have been various material and moral disputes between our client and the defendant since the beginning of their marriage, and these disputes have recently become deconcilable. In order to solve this situation and find out, our client and the defendant have decided to divorce and on the date of …/ …/ … the other party … …. …. …. they must have left the house at his address.

3-) although divorce even though the defendant agreed with our client, the defendant, given the divorce by phone several times after I left home, our client’s and children didn’t matter anymore, the house that belongs to him stated that it would sell the home that they lived with their children and our client’s.

4-) Our client does not have any profession or income. The defendant’s sale of the residence where he and our client live with his child will lead to the fact that he will not be able to meet the housing needs he needs with our client and his child.

5-) Business for these reasons, ada … pafta … the real estate registered in the parcel has been required to apply to your court to have a family residence annotation placed on the land registry.

LEGAL REASONS : 4721 P. K. m. 194, 6100 Pp. K. m. 119

LEGAL EVIDENCE: …ada …pafta … Land Registry of the parcel, Population Registration

CONCLUSION AND REQUEST: For the reasons described above, we respectfully request the attorney on behalf of our client to put a family residence comment on the title deed of the immovable property registered on the ada …pafta … parcel, to upload the trial expenses and the attorney’s fee to the opposite party, to make a decision.

Plaintiff’s Attorney