Aaron Rader - Tuesday, Feb 28, 2012
For an Indiana process server, an increasing need for an online presence exists — as with most businesses. A good majority of individuals start a search for services and products online. Optimizing this opportunity can be fun and challenging.
Aaron M. Rader LLC dba Aaron M. Rader Process Service and Aaron M. Rader Investigations recently registered with National Professional Process Server & P.I. Registry, which is owned by National Professional Process Server Network. It just makes sense to keep the business name in place with sites that specialize in the field of service of process and private investigations. Aaron M. Rader organically approaches Search Engine Optimization (SEO) by taking steps online that simply make sense — steps that any business can take to increase online presence.
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Organic SEO for an Indiana Process Server and Private Investigator
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
The Internet is Your Process Server Now
Minnesota Lawyer - Feb 22, 2012
Process servers began many moons ago as a way to ensure that parties sued or accused received communication of the case and of their rights to due process. Here in the 21st century, technologies are quickly adding and adapting to new ways to communicate. Courts are adapting to this new environment too. Many courts use electronic filing, and parties use email or programs like Lexis File & Serve to send one other pleadings.
And now service of process through the Internet.
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The Internet is Your Process Server Now
Process servers began many moons ago as a way to ensure that parties sued or accused received communication of the case and of their rights to due process. Here in the 21st century, technologies are quickly adding and adapting to new ways to communicate. Courts are adapting to this new environment too. Many courts use electronic filing, and parties use email or programs like Lexis File & Serve to send one other pleadings.
And now service of process through the Internet.
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The Internet is Your Process Server Now
FBI: New Twist to Telephone Collection Scam Related to Delinquent Payday Loans
FBI news release - Feb 22, 2012
The Internet Crime Complaint Center continues to receive complaints from victims of payday loan telephone collection scams. As previously reported in December 2010, the typical payday loan scam involves a caller who claims the victim is delinquent on a payday loan and must make payment to avoid legal consequences.
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FBI: New Twist to Telephone Collection Scam Related to Delinquent Payday Loans
The Internet Crime Complaint Center continues to receive complaints from victims of payday loan telephone collection scams. As previously reported in December 2010, the typical payday loan scam involves a caller who claims the victim is delinquent on a payday loan and must make payment to avoid legal consequences.
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FBI: New Twist to Telephone Collection Scam Related to Delinquent Payday Loans
Monday, February 20, 2012
Get More Clients With Process Server Introduction Letters
ServeNow Staff - February 20, 2012
Process servers looking to enhance their marketing strategy or those who have recently entered the field might not know what to do to get their companyhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif name out there. Consider marketing your process serving firm directly to paralegals and legal assistants through introduction letters. Introductory letters are a great opportunity to present yourself and your services to potential clients, and legal assistants and paralegals can be a great source of repeat business.
How you construct your letter can influence how successful it will be. It's important that your letter is organized, properly formatted, well written and specific.
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Get More Clients With Process Server Introduction Letters
Process servers looking to enhance their marketing strategy or those who have recently entered the field might not know what to do to get their companyhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif name out there. Consider marketing your process serving firm directly to paralegals and legal assistants through introduction letters. Introductory letters are a great opportunity to present yourself and your services to potential clients, and legal assistants and paralegals can be a great source of repeat business.
How you construct your letter can influence how successful it will be. It's important that your letter is organized, properly formatted, well written and specific.
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Get More Clients With Process Server Introduction Letters
Friday, February 10, 2012
Global Service of Process – What You Really Ought To Know
John Smith - 2/10/12 - HelpingArticles.com
Do you need to find an evasive accused in Japan? Coping with a disinclined witness in France? You probably need to discover more on the World Service of Process. Global legal action services need experience and professionalism because it impacts correct service of process on a foreign defendant. The world service of process pertains to delivery of imperative court paperwork which includes summons, beefs, subpoenas, petitions, or other official material to any individual who resides outside the country.
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Global Service of Process – What You Really Ought To Know
Do you need to find an evasive accused in Japan? Coping with a disinclined witness in France? You probably need to discover more on the World Service of Process. Global legal action services need experience and professionalism because it impacts correct service of process on a foreign defendant. The world service of process pertains to delivery of imperative court paperwork which includes summons, beefs, subpoenas, petitions, or other official material to any individual who resides outside the country.
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Global Service of Process – What You Really Ought To Know
Electronic Service of Process
Nissenbaum Law Blog - February 10, 2012
Are Social Networking Sites replacing the Traditional Methods of providing notice of a Lawsuit?
With the advent of technology and massive use of social networking forums, it is only a matter of time before electronic service of process starts replacing the traditional methods of service of process.
Recently, a Judge in Minnesota was faced with the challenge of serving a husband with divorce papers where the wife had not seen her husband in years and had no physical address to serve him. The wife asked the court if she could send the notice by general delivery. According to the Judge, it did not make any sense to use general delivery as it would only result in waste of postage.
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Electronic Service of Process
Are Social Networking Sites replacing the Traditional Methods of providing notice of a Lawsuit?
With the advent of technology and massive use of social networking forums, it is only a matter of time before electronic service of process starts replacing the traditional methods of service of process.
Recently, a Judge in Minnesota was faced with the challenge of serving a husband with divorce papers where the wife had not seen her husband in years and had no physical address to serve him. The wife asked the court if she could send the notice by general delivery. According to the Judge, it did not make any sense to use general delivery as it would only result in waste of postage.
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Electronic Service of Process
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Former Illinois State’s Attorney Given 60-Day Suspension For Dodging Service and Then Pulling Gun on Process Server
JONATHAN TURLEY - February 8, 2012
Former Union County State’s Attorney Allen W. James has been suspended for 60 days after pulling a gun on a process server after dodging prior service. Christopher Dees reported that he identified himself to James who proceeded to point his 380 semi-automatic handgun at him while trying to serve a complaint upon him. James insisted that he did nothing wrong, though he later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor aggravated assault over the incident.
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Former Illinois State’s Attorney Given 60-Day Suspension For Dodging Service and Then Pulling Gun on Process Server
Former Union County State’s Attorney Allen W. James has been suspended for 60 days after pulling a gun on a process server after dodging prior service. Christopher Dees reported that he identified himself to James who proceeded to point his 380 semi-automatic handgun at him while trying to serve a complaint upon him. James insisted that he did nothing wrong, though he later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor aggravated assault over the incident.
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Former Illinois State’s Attorney Given 60-Day Suspension For Dodging Service and Then Pulling Gun on Process Server
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
60-Day Suspension Suggested for State’s Attorney Who Pulled Gun on Process Server
Martha Neil - ABA Journal - Posted Feb 7, 2012
EmailPrintReprints A hearing board has recommended a 60-day suspension for an Illinois lawyer, finding that he pulled a loaded semiautomatic handgun on a process server in the parking lot of the Union County Courthouse while serving as the county's elected state's attorney.
Although Allen W. James claimed to have put his hand on the Kel-Tec .380 pistol in fear for his safety when approached by the unknown man on the morning of March 19, 2008, the three-member panel found that James—who had admittedly dodged service of a personal lawsuit at his office and home the previous day—either knew or had a strong suspicion that the man was a process server.
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60-Day Suspension Suggested for State’s Attorney Who Pulled Gun on Process Server
EmailPrintReprints A hearing board has recommended a 60-day suspension for an Illinois lawyer, finding that he pulled a loaded semiautomatic handgun on a process server in the parking lot of the Union County Courthouse while serving as the county's elected state's attorney.
Although Allen W. James claimed to have put his hand on the Kel-Tec .380 pistol in fear for his safety when approached by the unknown man on the morning of March 19, 2008, the three-member panel found that James—who had admittedly dodged service of a personal lawsuit at his office and home the previous day—either knew or had a strong suspicion that the man was a process server.
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60-Day Suspension Suggested for State’s Attorney Who Pulled Gun on Process Server
Sunday, February 5, 2012
The garnishment process or ‘How do I get my money'
Gregory T. Douds - Cherokee Tribune - February 05, 2012
The Magistrate Court handles thousands of civil lawsuits each year, most resulting in judgments against one party or the other. One of the most-asked questions we hear from winning parties is, “How do I get my money?”
In today’s struggling economy, we want county citizens to get their money. And while we must remain neutral and cannot give legal advice, the court does have some self-help tools available. One of those tools is a set of forms and instructions we have developed for garnishment proceedings.
A garnishment action is one of the primary tools used to collect unpaid judgments. This court receives an average of 360 new garnishment cases per year, resulting in about 580 disbursals, or payments to judgment creditors, per year.
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The garnishment process or ‘How do I get my money'
The Magistrate Court handles thousands of civil lawsuits each year, most resulting in judgments against one party or the other. One of the most-asked questions we hear from winning parties is, “How do I get my money?”
In today’s struggling economy, we want county citizens to get their money. And while we must remain neutral and cannot give legal advice, the court does have some self-help tools available. One of those tools is a set of forms and instructions we have developed for garnishment proceedings.
A garnishment action is one of the primary tools used to collect unpaid judgments. This court receives an average of 360 new garnishment cases per year, resulting in about 580 disbursals, or payments to judgment creditors, per year.
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The garnishment process or ‘How do I get my money'
Friday, February 3, 2012
GA mother was not properly served with process
Posted Feb.03, 2012 by Cynthia J. Remboldt, Esq. - www.newgafamilylaw.com
Denial of mother’s and maternal grandmother’s motion to dismiss paternal grandparents’ petition for visitation rights or in alternative to transfer case for improper venue, reversed, as mother was not properly served with process , even though she was subject to personal jurisdiction pursuant to Georgia’s long-arm statute; clear and convincing evidence rebutted paternal grandparents’ prima facie case of proper service under long-arm statute based on sheriff’s return of service...
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GA mother was not properly served with process
Denial of mother’s and maternal grandmother’s motion to dismiss paternal grandparents’ petition for visitation rights or in alternative to transfer case for improper venue, reversed, as mother was not properly served with process , even though she was subject to personal jurisdiction pursuant to Georgia’s long-arm statute; clear and convincing evidence rebutted paternal grandparents’ prima facie case of proper service under long-arm statute based on sheriff’s return of service...
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GA mother was not properly served with process
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