7. Writ of possession.
If the court rules for the landlord, the landlord should request a writ of possession that requires the tenant move after seven (7) days and may also demand payment of past rent owed. O.C.G.A. §44-7-55. The writ is a separate document from the court’s order. Once a writ of possession issues, the following occurs: • Generally, the sheriff will supervise the landlord’s removal of a tenant who refuses to leave. The landlord is responsible for the cost of eviction. • When a tenant’s personal property is removed, it must be placed on some portion of the landlord’s land. If the landlord and officer executing the warrant agree, the property may be placed on land other than that owned by the landlord such as the sidewalk or street. The landlord must use reasonable care in removing the property, but once removed, the landlord owes the tenant no duty to protect the personal property. If the landlord transports the property elsewhere or leaves it in the unit, he may be sued by the tenant for conversion. • Once judgment has been entered in favor of the landlord, the tenant can still be removed even if the tenant pays the landlord.
See page 20 in https://www.dca.ga.gov/sites/default/files/handbook_with_statutes.pdf
Your dispossassory judgment is not enough to make tenant move. Get a writ of possession.
这个好比是法庭判决和执行令的区别。因为法庭判决(judgement)可能来自全国全世界任何一个法庭,但是要执行(writ)的是来自本地法院通知本地警察。所以法庭判决不能直接执行,而是要到执行地区法院再申请执行令。当然你这个小案件判决法庭和执行警察是一个县,似乎是多此一举,但是概念上要弄清楚。
Next time hire a lawyer for your first eviction, and then be a fast learner.