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Indianapolis Bankruptcy Law Office of Eric C. Lewis
By inov8d July 16, 2018
Attorney Eric Lewis’s high ability and his rare integrity should place him at the top of any list of Indiana’s most valuable legal professionals. I would not hesitate to consult with him again should the need arise, and I would recommend him with no qualms or exceptions to anyone seeking legal counsel regarding financial matters. Mr. Lewis served as my primary legal counsel for a difficult matter concerning me and my business. Throughout our work together he proved himself to be highly knowledgeable, organized, trustworthy, patient, and pleasant to work with. Even as unexpected complications and delays arose on my end, which increased the complexity and lengthened the process of our work, Eric was transparent and proactive in alerting me to when the scope of our joint work might surpass the boundaries of our fixed contract. Ultimately, despite these unexpected challenges, Eric honored the terms of our original fixed fee contract to the letter. He surprised me with no additional fees or surcharges at all. Tales of such surprises are so common that one begins to expect them. Eric’s work was superb, and his integrity surpassed my expectations. If you are considering opening a discussion with Attorney Eric Lewis, don’t hesitate. He’s a consummate professional… and he’s a good man. ...read more
Indianapolis Bankruptcy Law Office of Eric C. Lewis
By gholly June 27, 2017
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Indianapolis Bankruptcy Law Office of Eric C. Lewis
By swabby76 April 15, 2017
Eric Lewis is one of a kind in the world of lawyers, he truly takes to heart the intention of the founding fathers who insured the ability and the natural right to shed the oppressive weight of debt by including it in the Constitution before the Bill of Rights as well as in Indiana's own constitution in Article One that recognizes the "privilege of the debtor to enjoy the necessary comforts of life" by keeping a reasonable amount of property exempt from seizure by creditors. Reflecting on our own experience of Chapter 13 bankruptcy, there is no denying that having someone with Eric Lewis' character and work ethic having one's back was the most helpful attribute to have. Whether it was the pre-filing consultation and subsequent communication and dialog, or the various things that do come up during the process and even at the conclusion and eventual discharge, Eric's good communication and attention to detail was spot on and reassuring throughout the multi-year process. I would highly recommend Eric Lewis for anyone who is considering this avenue towards restoring their financial status. ...read more
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Broad Ripple Bail Bond Indianapolis Process Server
Indianapolis Indiana Process Server and Broad Ripple Bail Bond AgentAaron M. Raderwears multiple hats every day. A good majority of each day is spent serving summonses and complaints as an Indiana process server. Also, as a licensedbail bond agent, Rader offers bail bonding services to clients of attorneys with whom he has established working relationships. Basically, he is in the business of relationship building. Rader engages with attorneys that have been business acquaintances for over 16 years and continues to foster new relationships. For this Indianapolis Indiana process server, it all starts with clear expectations forservice of processand for howbail bondswork. He asks the right questions to ensure that he can best service each client’s needs. As a bail bondsman, he offers bonded defendants personal transportation to and from jail. He makes the next steps of being released from jail as easy on the defendant and the defendant’s family or friends as possible. When it comes to being an Indiana process server, Rader followsNAPPS best practicesfor service of process. He clarifies what is needed from each service of process client – time frame, number of attempts, and type of service required, for example. “Serving legal papers for 16 years, working as a paralegal and investigator for nearly a decade, and owning and operating a successful bail bonding company for 8 years, I fully appreciate the importance of getting parties in lawsuits served,” Rader says. *** & Aaron M. Rader is an Indiana Process Server with over 16 years of experience and long-standing member of NAPPS. Aaron M. Rader Bail Bonds provides criminal court surety bonds for defendants in the Marion County Jail and Hamilton County Jail. His blog shares news, commentary, and thoughts affecting the legal community. ...read more
By Aaron M. Rader Bail Bonds / Indiana Process Server January 18, 2012
Do Super Bowl DUI's Increase Citations?
Super Bowl 2012 is igniting a hustle and bustle of festivities in the Circle City. Rolling Stonewill host itsfirst-ever Super Bowl partythis year in Indianapolis. Madonna will rock the half-time show. Planned parties are popping up all over town. Whether Central Indiana Hoosiers plan to take advantage of the city-planned fun around town or host their own home parties, celebrations involving booze will ensue. Indianapolis has a great responsibility to ensure the safety of the thousands of tourists and locals partaking in all the hoopla. Federal, state and local law enforcement have planned, plotted, and prepared to handle minor to major infractions and threats accordingThe Indianapolis Star. In ablog earlier this week, we discussed Indianapolis’ efforts to deter human trafficking and limit panhandling. Another major infraction most likely to be targeted is Driving Under the Influence. TotalDUI.com reported, “Super Bowl XLI between the victorious Indianapolis Colts and the humbled Chicago Bears was not only the highest rated Super Bowl in the last seven years but also a day for increased enforcement of DUI across the country.” The Washington Post’sThe Crime Scene blogreported last year that “police traditionally beef up enforcement in the hours surrounding the Super Bowl, when drunk drivers leaving bars and house parties are likely to be on the road.” Indianapolis will be hosting partiers in every corner of the city in the days leading up to the Big Game. Broad Ripple Village Associationwill have Broad Ripple Super Fest. The NFL Experiences will lure thousands downtown. And everyone should be celebrating! This is a great honor for our fine city. Here’s to being responsible hosts and celebrating safely! If the partying goes awry, Aaron M. Rader, licensed Marion County bail bondsman will be prepared for Broad Ripple Bail Bonds. His office is located just two blocks off of Broad Ripple Ave. ...read more
By Aaron M. Rader Bail Bonds / Indiana Process Server January 08, 2012
Indy Pro Bail Bonds / Aaron M. Rader Bail Bonds
Check where www.IndyProBailBonds.com links to now. Aaron M. Rader Bail Bonds / Indy Pro Bail Bonds, 819 East 64th Street, Suite 242, Broad Ripple, Indianapolis, Indiana 46220. (317) 529-6650; www.AaronMRader.com; IndyBailBondsman@Gmail.com. ...read more
By Aaron M. Rader Bail Bonds / Indiana Process Server November 01, 2011
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