Attorney

WizeHire, Inc; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

WizeHire, Inc is seeking a Georgia foreclosure attorney to manage non-judicial foreclosure matters and creditor-side default work across a high-volume portfolio, with adherence to Georgia statutes and deadlines.

The role emphasizes preparation, docket management, and occasional lightly contested matters, including borrower disputes and coordination with bankruptcy proceedings, with court appearances as needed.

Qualifications

• Licensed attorney with Georgia foreclosure experience.
• Strong docket management and deadline-tracking skills.
• Ability to coordinate with bankruptcy matters when necessary.

Responsibilities

• Oversee non-judicial foreclosure matters and creditor-side default legal work in a high-volume portfolio.
• Manage the foreclosure docket from referral through sale confirmation and ensure compliance with Georgia statutes.
• Handle lightly contested matters, borrower disputes, and coordination with bankruptcy-related proceedings.
• Appear in court for foreclosure enforcement or post-sale proceedings as needed.

Skills

Foreclosure law

Docket management

Creditor-side litigation

Bankruptcy coordination

Attention to deadlines

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

The Georgia Foreclosure Attorney's primary focus is managing non-judicial foreclosure matters and handling creditor-side default legal work across a high-volume residential and commercial foreclosure portfolio, including judicial foreclosure litigation when required. This attorney oversees the foreclosure process from referral through sale confirmation, ensuring compliance with Georgia foreclosure statutes, notice requirements, investor guidelines, and litigation deadlines where judicial action is necessary.

In addition to core foreclosure responsibilities, this attorney will be expected to handle lightly contested matters that arise on the docket - including borrower disputes, motions for temporary restraining orders, title issues, objections to confirmation, bankruptcy-related coordination, and court appearances connected to foreclosure enforcement or post-sale proceedings - so that files stay on track without requiring escalation. This is not a heavy litigation role; it is a focused, high-output position for an attorney who excels at preparation, creditor-side foreclosure practice, and docket management.

Commensurate with experience