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Facing eviction for any reason can throw your life into chaos. It can feel like there is nothing you can do. Don’t give in to that feeling. Know that help is available. In Georgia, tenants have rights when it comes to evictions. Landlords must follow specific procedures and cannot just take matters into their own hands. Further, there are resources available to tenants facing eviction. Saving Homes through Investigation Education and Legal Dynamics—or the S.H.I.E.L.D. program—at Sword & Shield Injury Attorneys is one of those resources. S.H.I.E.L.D. Program The S.H.I.E.L.D program is designed to help anyone facing an imminent eviction save their home. To take advantage of this program, you must already have an active eviction action filed against you in court. If you are the subject of an eviction action, you have been served with a dispossessory warrant and must respond. If you do not answer a dispossessory warrant within seven days, you waive your right to fight your landlord’s eviction claims. To effectively fight your eviction, you must act quickly. The S.H.I.E.L.D. program is a flat-fee service designed to represent you in the critical initial stages of fighting your eviction. As part of the program, an eviction attorney will answer (or amend your answer to) the dispossessory complaint. They will also be your legal representative and fight for you during the dispossessory hearing. Finally, we will provide a legal consultation regarding your eviction defense and discuss the next steps in your case. If you have been served a dispossessory warrant, act quickly and join the S.H.I.E.L.D. program today. What Is a Dispossessory Warrant? A dispossessory warrant is the legal means of officially informing a tenant that their landlord has started the formal process of eviction. If you do not respond within seven days of receiving the notice, you waive your right to fight the eviction. Is a Dispossessory an Eviction? A dispossessory action is an eviction lawsuit. To pursue