Burris Law Firm - Atlanta, GA
Eviction/ Landlord Tenant Lawyers in Atlanta, GA
2727 Paces Ferry Road South East Building 2 Suite 1770 Atlanta, GA 30339 - 4053
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Atlanta Eviction/ Landlord Tenant Law Firm
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Eviction/ Landlord Tenant
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Hired Law firm 2019Lisa is a young lady full of heart. She is a beast in the courtroom and she comes with all the facts. Dont know what I would have done without her. She is supportive and listens. Knows her stuff!
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2727 Paces Ferry Road South East Building 2
Suite 1770
Atlanta, GA 30339 - 4053
Phone: (404) 987-0111
Website: http://georgiaeviction.com
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