My question involves an eviction in the state of: Marietta, GA. I received a writ of disposition on my door. The document had a large amount of money owed and a date from a previous year in which I hadn't stayed there. I took it to my rental office and they didn't know what it was. They set up payment arrangements with me and accepted a payment later. The payment was less than the written agreed amount. A month later upon attempting to make a payment, it was refused. the property manager told me she had to check to make sure she could accept it. Upon waiting to hear from her I went out of town and returned to find I had been evicted. Upon research, I found there was no information filed and I should have answered the writ. Being that I responded to the office with payment arrangements and an accepted payment, the office should have contacted the court. I didn't even receive notice to come to court and no case had been filed or attended. Only one lawyer has stated I have a case. I'd like to know if that is true, if so with my itemized list of items, proof of payment and documents, what should I prove?

