Amelia Phillips

Specialties & Capabilities

• Quiet Title & Defects

Languages Spoken

English

Phillips Law LLC, led by the accomplished Amelia Phillips, specializes in the intricate areas of law pertaining to property ownership within the state of Georgia. Amelia Phillips brings a unique blend of legal and urban planning expertise, having earned her Juris Doctorate from Georgia State College of Law concurrently with a Masters degree in City and Regional Planning from Georgia Tech. Her extensive experience spans federal and local government roles, as well as private firms, focusing on a diverse range of real estate practice areas.

The firm is renowned for its proficiency in navigating the myriad of state and local rules and regulations governing the ownership, use, and transfer of both residential and commercial property. Phillips Law LLC is dedicated to protecting clients' rights and guiding them toward their legal goals.

• Obtaining one of the top contract law jury verdicts in Georgia.
• Successfully winning a wrongful foreclosure case at trial after multiple appeals.
• Setting aside foreclosures and obtaining assignment of rents.
• Resolving complex disputed tax deed quiet title actions, construction, easement, and boundary line disputes.
• Winning significant jury verdicts for business disputes and securing over $280,000.00 for a lender client prior to foreclosure.

Amelia Phillips also serves as a Fulton County Special Master, underscoring her deep expertise in property law. The firm's services encompass critical areas such as Quiet Title Litigation, which is highly specialized and essential for clearing clouds on title, especially for tax deed properties or in boundary line disputes. They also offer comprehensive Contract Review to prevent future legal issues, and robust Civil Litigation services for protecting rights under various agreements, from initial pleading to appeal.

Phillips Law LLC is the ideal choice for corporations specializing in investment property, property owners seeking land use modifications, individuals with properties subject to restrictive covenants, or any person or business whose rights have been violated in property-related matters.