Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Georgia

Your property manager is trying to evict you, has steered you wrong to get you to not answer, and you are still looking to them for legal advice??? Here is the harsh reality -- please, please consider it carefully. A writ of possession has been entered by the court, and likely sent to the sheriff/marshall. Like a thief in the night - you will not know when - they will knock on your door and tell you that you and your things are getting moved out, right then. All of your possession will then be out on the street. There will be no pleading with the deputies or asking for time. It might be in a week, it might be two weeks. It might be three. If you want to gamble all of your property being tossed by the street, keep listening to the property manager and stay and do nothing. Otherwise, contact a lawyer today and ask about an immediate appeal, which will require you to immediately post a bond in the amount of past due rent. If you can't do that, or you are going to move, go ahead and get the truck and get a new place.