The legal system of each country aims to provide fair solutions as the ideal goal within the framework of its domestic law. However, what is fair in domestic cases may lead to blatant injustice in foreign-related cases due to different legal and factual conditions. In order to prevent this and to solve cross-border legal problems that do not remain within the sovereign borders of states, the field of private international law has been established. In this framework, the disputes that both natural persons and private legal entities may encounter in the international perspective can be categorised as follows:
- Carrying out birth, marriage, inheritance, divorce, will, citizenship, nationality, habitual residence, place of residence procedures and transactions in different countries
- Disputes arising from contracts of international nature,
- Legal disputes arising from international imports or exports
- Recognition and enforcement of judgments rendered by foreign courts.
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