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Atlanta Evictions Attorneys
Thrift McLemore’s Atlanta eviction attorneys represent landlords across Georgia in eviction actions and related disputes. We work to protect landlords’ rights, enforce lease agreements, and keep rental businesses operating smoothly.
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In Georgia, the eviction process follows strict rules and deadlines, and every step requires the right documentation. Even small mistakes can cause delays, increase costs, and expose landlords to legal risks. Our attorneys work with landlords at each stage of the process to keep cases moving forward quickly, correctly, and with their interests fully protected.
We also recognize that eviction can be disruptive for both parties. When appropriate, we offer mediation services to resolve disputes before they escalate into full eviction proceedings.
Representing Georgia Landlords in Evictions
When representing Georgia landlords, our Atlanta eviction attorneys provide legal counsel and representation to:
Explain your rights and legal options under Georgia landlord-tenant law
Evict tenants who violate their lease agreements
Collect unpaid rent and other monies owed
Defend against claims of wrongful or retaliatory eviction
Whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation, we pursue the strategy that best protects your financial and property interests.
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Thrift McLemore’s attorneys provide the guidance and representation you need to protect your property and enforce your rights.
Call 678-882-0830 today to schedule a consultation with one of our Atlanta eviction attorneys.
Our Aim
We help Georgia landlords resolve disputes quickly and lawfully while minimizing disruption to their business. We fight for our clients’ rights and pursue every legal remedy available to reach a fair and timely result.
Additional Landlord Legal Services at Thrift McLemore
In addition to eviction representation, our Georgia landlord attorneys assist with:
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