Can you afford an eminent domain attorney?

Yes, with the GA Eminent Domain Law Firm. We’ll get you a better offer from the government or you pay nothing. Guaranteed.²

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You Can Afford an Eminent Domain Attorney

We know that some people worry about the cost of hiring an attorney. So, we structured our fee arrangement to help you afford quality legal representation to fight for the full compensation you may deserve.

At the GA Eminent Domain Law Firm, we work on a contingency fee basis, which means that if we don’t get you any additional compensation over what the government offered you for your property, you pay nothing. We only charge you any fee based on what we are able to obtain above what the government initially offered you.²

For a free, no obligation case evaluation, call 1-888-391-1339. Speak to a real person any time.

You only pay a fee if we get you more than the government’s initial offer

That’s right.² When the government takes your property, it is required by law to make you an offer for that property. We won’t touch the amount they initially offer you. Ever. However, that offer is likely for far less than what your property may really be worth.

That’s where we come in – to seek maximum compensation for you. But there’s no need to worry about cost. You only pay us if we can obtain a higher offer for your property. Guaranteed.²

And then, our fee is a percentage only of the amount recovered above and beyond the original offer.

Here’s an example of how we structure our eminent domain fees:

As you can see in the example, you get to keep the government’s first offer (all of it, minus any mortgages or liens on the property). Then, we negotiate with the government for more. If we’re successful, we take a percentage of that extra amount. If we’re not, you don’t pay any fee. Guaranteed.^1,2

We advance all costs and guarantee that you pay nothing if we don’t get you a better offer

There are many ways we help our clients fight for just compensation.²For example, if we think GDOT’s initial offer is low, we can work with our network of land experts — such as surveyors, environmentalists, engineers, appraisers, realtors, and land planners — to get an unbiased view of the impact the taking may have on you.

Sound expensive? Don’t worry. We can front the cost of these expenses in order to obtain a fair and objective valuation of your property, and we absorb these costs if we don’t get you a better offer.²

We will tell you up front if we think the government’s offer is fair

When the government gives you an initial offer, we will review the offer at no cost to you. If we think it is fair, we will tell you that, and you will owe us nothing. Even if we have represented you for months, you will not owe us anything. And remember our guarantee: if we can’t improve the initial offer, you won’t owe us anything.²

Why do we structure our payment this way?

Government appraisers are supposed to consider your property’s highest and best use — as well as any damages you may experience to the remaining property — when determining their offer.

But in our experience, GDOT appraisers often underestimate the fair market value and underlying value of properties, and we are confident that we have the resources and knowledge on our team to negotiate for a better offer on your behalf.

Since we’ve been in business, we’ve recovered on average for our clients nearly triple their initial offers.¹

We dig deep and investigate other possible types of compensation you may be owed, such as:

Damages to your remaining property caused by the taking
Fixtures and improvements to the property
Relocation expenses
And more

We fight hard to improve our clients’ offers, and the sooner you contact us, the more ways we may be able to help you and try to lessen the impact of the taking on your business or home. Contact our attorneys today for your free case evaluation!

Are you leaving significant money on the table? Get your free case evaluation today…

We can analyze your property, the government’s plans for it, and any offer you’ve received from GDOT. We want to help Georgia property owners better understand all of their options.

So maybe the real question is: Can you afford not to work with one of our eminent domain attorneys?

If you have any questions, or would like to claim your free case evaluation, contact us online or call us today at 1-888-391-1339.

Get a free case
evaluation today.

There are only a handful of attorneys in GA who practice eminent domain exclusively. And even fewer with DOT experience. That’s why it’s always worth it to get a free case evaluation.

Here’s how it works:

1) Tell us about your situation.

2) We research your property as needed, using DOT maps, our own technology, and experience to see the exact effects.

3) We let you know what we think a fair offer would be. This evaluation is free, and there’s no
pressure or obligation to hire us after.

But please don’t wait to act. Waiting can hurt your case, and the cost is the same: free.

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