Eviction 411
We are licensed and insured in Georgia. Our employees are trained in the eviction process and the removal of items from the property. Employees are uniformed so you will know who we are if you have any questions during the process.
Georgia Eviction Process Timeline
Below is a summary of the aspects outside of the landlord’s control that dictate the amount of time it takes to evict a tenant in Georgia. With that being said, these estimates can vary greatly, and some time periods may not include weekends or legal holidays.
- Initial Notice Period – 60 days for “at-will” tenants; not specified for any other eviction types.
- Issuance/Service of Summons and Complaint – A few days to a few weeks, depending on the service method.
- Answer is Filed – 7 days after the summons is issued.
- Court Hearing and Ruling on the Eviction – A few days to a few weeks; longer if an appeal is filed.
- Issuance of Writ of Possession – 7 days after the judgment is issued in favor of the landlord.
- Return of Possession – A few days to a few weeks, depending on how quickly the writ is executed.
Our Price List
Here is a price list for the three major conties in Georgia
Fulton County Cost
Here is the cost for your dispossessory case to be managed by our team:
- Fulton County Filing Fees -- $110.00 for one tenant and all others. (Additional named tenants add $35 each)
- Eviction Management Fees - $150.00 -- Covers: Eviction Process Management, negotiations / communications with tenant, and much more - see video.
- Attorney Fees (optional) - $250 -- One appearance in magistrate court. -- You are expected to accompany the attorney in contested cases.
Total due is - $510.00 -- Step 1: Demand Letter $50* Step 2. $100 + Filing fee $110.00 = $210.00* Upon notice of court date + $250.00*
*Paypal Fee - 3.5% processing fee for Credit or Debit card or pay with Zelle - Payment links will be in your portal.
<Additional fees will be charged for Writ of Possession and physical set-out. -- Very few of our cases ever need a physical set out.>
Gwinnett County Cost
Here is the cost for your dispossessory case to be managed by our team:
- Gwinnett County Filing Fees -- $115.00 for one tenant and all others. (Additional named tenants add $30 each)
- Eviction Management Fees - $150.00 -- Covers: Eviction Process Management, negotiations / communications with tenant, and much more - see video.
- Attorney Fees (optional) - $250 -- One appearance in magistrate court. -- You are expected to accompany the attorney in contested cases.
Total due is - $515.00 -- Step 1: Demand Letter $50* Step 2. $100 + Filing fee $115.00 = $215.00* Step 3. Attorney Fee $250.00* (Due upon notice of court date)
Cobb County Cost
Here is the cost for your dispossessory case to be managed by our team:
- Cobb County Filing Fees -- $115.00 for one tenant and all others. (Additional named tenants add $35 each)
- Eviction Management Fees - $150.00 -- Covers: Eviction Process Management, negotiations / communications with tenant, and much more - see video.
- Attorney Fees (optional) - $250 -- One appearance in magistrate court. -- You are expected to accompany the attorney in contested cases.
Total due is - $515.00 -- Step 1: Demand Letter $50* Step 2. $100 + Filing fee $115.00 = $215.00* Upon notice of court date + $250.00
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