Evict Them For Me
ETFM is your assistant property manager for the eviction in Fulton County — filing the dispossessory in Atlanta, working the case every day, and handling it from demand letter to set-out.
Every Georgia dispossessory follows the same legal path — ETFM handles each step so you don't have to learn it. ETFM and our legal team manage the process on your behalf.
Georgia law (OCGA §44-7-50, as amended by the 2024 Safe at Home Act) requires a proper written demand before filing. ETFM drafts, serves, and documents it correctly — the step where many DIY cases get dismissed.
ETFM files the dispossessory in the Magistrate Court of Fulton County — where the property physically sits — and handles all the paperwork.
The tenant has a window to answer. ETFM tracks every deadline and moves the case forward whether the tenant answers or not.
When you're entitled to possession, ETFM files the writ of possession and coordinates the set-out with the marshal — start to finish.
Fulton's court scheduling can run longer than the metro average. ETFM uses specific tools — including a Motion to Compel and off-duty officers — to keep Fulton cases moving rather than waiting in the standard queue.
Which county? Atlanta addresses don't always mean Fulton County — a property can sit in Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, or Clayton depending on the exact location. ETFM files in the county where the property physically sits.
Answers your questions any time and keeps your case context in one place.
People who work this county's courts and marshals every week — pushing your case forward, not just filing it.
See every step, every date, and every charge. You approve and pay as the case moves — no surprises.
Register your case and ETFM takes it from there — demand letter, filing, and everything after.
Start your case