Once you have been notified that GDOT or another entity like a utility company wants all or part of your property for a construction project, the clock starts ticking. Here is a quick video of three key deadlines you should take note of if your property is targeted.


The government has the right to take your property, but it also must pay you “just compensation” for it. Sound simple? It’s not.

Like any buyer, the government wants to pay as little as possible. But we get 3x the government’s original offer for our clients on average.1 And with our No-Fee Guarantee, we advance all the costs, and you pay nothing at all if we don’t get you a higher offer. Guaranteed.2

Call the experienced eminent domain attorneys at the GA Eminent Domain Law Firm at 1-888-391-1339 today for a free case evaluation.

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About David Needham

David Needham handles eminent domain cases in both North Carolina and Georgia. He brought with him an abundance of experience, having successfully started eminent domain and REO (Real Estate Owned) practices. David is licensed to practice law in the states of North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Virginia, has represented clients in real estate closings and eminent domain cases for more than 15 years, and speaks regularly at eminent domain town hall meetings.