Evictions

Thrift McLemore represents landlords in landlord tenant disputes and eviction processes. Our attorneys have extensive experience in addressing the eviction process throughout Georgia, including but not limited to Atlanta, Marietta, and Alpharetta.

We help assure landlords can operate successful businesses. We know the requirements, timelines, and proofs required to address each client’s unique situation. In addition, our attorneys understand that eviction is a disruptive process for both parties and provide mediation services if requested to attempt to avoid the need for this legal action.

Representing Landlords

When representing landlords, our attorneys provide legal counsel to explain your rights and options for evicting tenants who are in violation of their lease agreement. In addition, we can collect monies owed from non-paying tenants and other remedies as needed. Thrift McLemore will also defend you against claims of unjust evictions.

Our Aim

Our goal is to guide clients through the difficult legal challenges that are part of the eviction process. We fight for the rights of our clients and pursue all legal options to achieve a just result in a timely manner.

Additional Legal Services

Related to eviction access, Thrift McLemore provides the following legal services:

Drafting Lease Agreements
Collecting Rents
Resolving Other Landlord Tenant Disputes

Blog Posts about Evictions

What The End of the Eviction Ban Means for Georgia Landlords & Renters
By Craig Thrift |
Dec 18, 2020
As COVID-19 protections end, Georgia renters may face eviction for nonpayment starting January 1, 2021. The eviction process begins with a demand from the landlord, followed by a summons and the potential for a trial. If the landlord wins at trial, an eviction order is issued; however, a renter may avoid eviction by paying back rent and costs within seven days.
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