Robert Paul Hein - an Atlanta, Fulton (GA) Multifamily Housing and Apartment Law Lawyer

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Atlanta Multifamily Housing and Apartment Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Multifamily Housing and Apartment Law

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Landlord & Tenant
By joshua m. on Sep. 19, 2025
Hired Attorney 2024-2025

I retained this the services of Mr Hein's firm to help evict a tenant. Without my consent, my case was handled by a subordinate named Elizabeth E Colston, a dismally incompetent woman who failed to keep up with court dates and lost my case, purely due to her being an utterly clueless imbecile. I would have been better off handling this myself. When I raised my concerns with Robert P Hein, he was shockingly rude. He then said he had another call coming in, tried to put me on hold, and proceeded to insult me to the person he thought he was speaking to, but in reality he was still speaking to me. Within 30 seconds he insulted me and used racial slurs to demean me and my entire race of people. When he realized he was still actually speaking to me, he hung up the phone like a coward. I phoned back to confront him, he denied his actions and said I had my 'wires crossed up'. This is gaslighting, and it demonstrates how bafflingly despicable he is Avoid Fowler, Hein, Cheatwood & Williams at all costs. Youre better off handling your case yourself

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Atlanta, GA

2970 Clairmont Road
Suite 220
Atlanta, GA 30329 - 4414

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Phone: (404) 633-5114

Fax: (404) 325-9721

Website: http://www.apartmentlaw.com

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