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Evlat Edinme Kurumu

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Soybağını kuran diğer yollardan farklı olarak evlat edinme kan bağına dayanmaz.

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Evlat edinme kurumu Türk Medeni Kanunu (TMK) m.305 – m.320 arasında düzenlenmiş olup, evlat edinen il evlatlık arasında soybağının kurulmasını sağlayan bir yoldur. Soybağını kuran diğer yollardan farklı olarak evlat edinme kan bağına dayanmaz.

EVLAT EDİNME İLİŞKİSİNİN KURULMASI İÇİN GEREKLİ ŞARTLAR

Küçüklerin evlat edinilmesi ile ergin veya kısıtlıların evlat edinilmesi TMK uyarınca farklı esaslara tabi tutulmuştur. Küçük ifadesinden henüz 18 yaşını doldurmamış kişiyi anlamamız gerekir. Evlat edinilecek olan kişinin küçük olup olmadığı evlat edinme başvurusunun yapılacağı tarih dikkate alınarak belirlenir.

Küçüklerin Evlat Edinilmesi

Bir küçüğün evlat edinilmesi için evlat edinen tarafından bir yıl süreyle bakılmış ve eğitilmiş olması gerekir. Bu şart ile amaçlanan esas olarak tarafların birbirlerini tanımış olmasını sağlamaktır. Bir nevi "deneme süresi" olarak da adlandırabileceğimiz 1 yıllık süre ile evlat edinen ile evlatlık

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