1. General Questions
Can you verify your identity information? (Name, surname, Turkish Republic ID number, etc.)
What is your statement regarding the case?
Why did you file the case or how do you respond to the case that was filed?

2. Questions That Can Be Asked in Divorce Cases
How did your marriage go?
What is the reason for your divorce?
What problems did you experience in your marriage?
If you have children, did you reach an agreement regarding custody?
Do you have a request for alimony or compensation?
3. Questions That Can Be Asked in Criminal Cases
What would you like to say about the accusations?
Where were you and what were you doing during the incident?
Who are the witnesses to the incident?
Do you accept the accusations?
4. Questions That Can Be Asked to Witnesses
Can you tell us what you know about the case?
What is your relationship with the parties?
Where were you at the time of the incident?
5. Questions That Can Be Asked in Legal Cases
What are your demands regarding the property/inheritance/items in question?
Is there any agreement or protocol between you and the other party?
What are the documents and witnesses on which your claim is based?
The Judge’s Purpose in Asking Questions
To listen to the parties’ statements.
To uncover conflicting statements.
To evaluate concrete evidence.
To determine whether there is an agreement.

The judge asks impartial and detailed questions to protect the parties’ rights and to conclude the case fairly. During the hearing, it is important to answer questions carefully and honestly.