Mohammad Tariq

MeeBoss; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

MeeBoss in Atlanta seeks an experienced attorney with substantial Georgia foreclosure, eviction, and real estate closing expertise to lead a busy practice. The role demands rigorous litigation insight and strategic case management.

Candidates must hold a valid Georgia Bar license and demonstrate strong writing, analytical, and client-service skills, with proven ability to manage multiple teams and deadlines. Tennessee bar is a plus.

Qualifications

• Active Georgia Bar member in good standing.
• 7+ years' experience handling foreclosure, dispossessory/eviction, and real estate closing matters.
• Strong knowledge of Georgia foreclosure practice and creditor rights.
• Experience managing attorneys, paralegals, and legal staff.
• Excellent legal writing, communication, and analytical skills.
• Ability to manage multiple divisions, deadlines, and high-volume workflows.
• Tennessee Bar admission is a plus but not required.

Skills

Georgia Bar

Foreclosure & Eviction

Real Estate Closing

Staff Management

Legal Writing

Workflow Management

Client Service

Tennessee Bar (plus)

Job description

Required Qualifications:

• Active member in good standing with the Georgia Bar.

• At least seven or more years of meaningful experience handling foreclosure, dispossessory/eviction, and real estate title and closing matters.

• Strong working knowledge of Georgia foreclosure practice, dispossessory/eviction procedures, real estate title issues, closing processes, and creditor rights matters.

• Prior experience managing attorneys, paralegals, processors, or legal support staff.

• Strong legal writing, communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

• Ability to manage multiple divisions, competing deadlines, and high-volume legal workflows.

• Sound judgment, attention to detail, professionalism, and a strong client-service mindset.

• Ability to lead with confidence, accountability, respect, and practical business judgment.

• Tennessee Bar admission is a plus, but not required.