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Eviction notice preparation for Georgia landlords

Georgia requires a demand for possession before a dispossessory can be filed. We prepare the notice, document the demand, and make sure the record supports the filing that follows.

10,000+ completed evictions 72-hour service of tenant after filing on average Metro Atlanta + surrounding counties Written price before anything is filed

Start the notice

Tell us the property and whether a demand has already gone out.

Georgia eviction notice and lease paperwork prepared on a desk
Georgia eviction notice and lease paperwork prepared on a desk

What's included

  • Demand for possession prepared to match your lease terms
  • Delivery documented so the demand is provable later
  • Notice content reconciled against the ledger it relies on
  • Timed so the filing that follows isn't premature
  • Copies retained for the case file

What's not

  • Legal advice or representation
  • A substitute for a court-issued summons
  • Work outside Georgia

A defective or undocumented demand is one of the most common reasons a Georgia dispossessory gets dismissed at the hearing. It is also the cheapest thing to get right.

When you need this

Use this before you file. Georgia requires a demand for possession before a dispossessory can be filed. An undocumented or early demand is one of the common reasons a case gets dismissed at the hearing.

The next step

Tell us the property and whether a demand already went out. We prepare it to match the lease, document delivery, and time the filing that follows. Do not attach tenant documents here. Then move to filing assistance when the demand period has run.

Service area. Georgia only. We file, serve and run setouts across metro Atlanta and surrounding counties — Fulton, Gwinnett, DeKalb, Cobb, Clayton, Henry, Cherokee and Hall. If your property is outside Georgia we'll tell you rather than take the lead.

Common questions

Do I still need a demand if they are months behind?

Georgia requires a demand for possession before a dispossessory can be filed. We prepare it and document delivery so the filing that follows has a record.

Can you file the same day as the notice?

Only when the demand period your lease and the county require has actually run. Filing early is how cases get dismissed.

Faster than any form(678) 300-5766 Mon–Fri, and anything with a writ should be a call

What we'll need eventually

  • The signed lease and any addenda
  • Your current ledger, reconciled
  • Proof of the demand for possession, if made
  • Anything already filed — case number, hearing date, judgment or writ
  • Access details for the property
What happens next
  • A coordinator reviews it, usually the same business day.
  • You get a written scope and price before anything is filed.
  • Nothing starts until you approve it.

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Written scope and price before anything is filed. Nothing starts until you approve it.