Proff in the liquidation of the regime of participation in acquired property

In our legal system, with the establishment of the union of marriage between spouses, certain other rights and responsibilities arise. One of these situations is the property regime. Property regimes are applied between the spouses after the marriage union. In the most general sense, the property regime can be defined as a set of rules regarding the properties that the spouses owned before the marriage, the properties they acquired during the continuation of the marriage, their rights and obligations on these properties, and the sharing of these properties in case of termination of the marriage. While the Abrogated CC (Civil Code of Turkey) No. 743 stipulated the separation of property regime as the legal property regime, the TCC (Turkish Civil Code) No. 4721, which was adopted in 2002, stipulates the regime of participation in acquired property as the legal property regime. In the case of marriages dating back to before 2002, two different property regimes and accordingly liquidation provisions will be applied most of the time, except for discrete situations. In addition, the change in the legal property regime applied from 1926 to 2002 has caused some confusion in practice. In this study, we will focus on the liquidation of our legal property regime, the regime of participation in acquired property, which is accepted in the TCC (Turkish Civil Code) No. 4721, also which is the most widely applied in our society, and on the concept of procedural law regarding the liquidation.