Whenever you are contacted by a bill collector, you do reserve the right to decline any further contact regarding the debt.  However, it is best advised on the first call to see if you can rectify the matter first, especially if it is a valid debt.  On the other hand, if you continue to receive repeated calls and wish for the contact to stop, you can advise him/her in writing to “cease” any further contact regarding the debt.  Here is how you should do it: Write a letter stating you no longer wish to receive contact regarding the debt in question.  To be on the safe side, you should make a copy and send the original by certified mail with a return receipt to retain proof.  Once the bill collector receives that letter, by law they are no longer allowed to contact you again.  However, there are some exceptions to them contacting you such as to let you know the contact will cease or that an intended course of action will take place. The intended purpose of this advice is strictly for the purpose of relieving stress brought upon you by repeated phone calls.  However, if you know the debt is valid and do have intention to pay it, you should work out arrangements soon enough with the bill collector.  Otherwise, telling a bill collector to cease contact does not make the debt go away.  The debt collection agency can still take legal action or report your debt to the credit bureaus for failure to pay it. It is always best to immediately resolve debts you know to be valid.  However, if you want to stop bill collectors from contacting you, this is how to do it.  Again, if they ignore your letter, they are in violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. ...read more

Going to court to obtain judgment on a debt is one thing, but enforcing the judgment for recovery of that debt is a whole different ballgame.   What are your options to recover a judgment for bad debt? It first starts with having hired a debt collection agency to collect before filing for court.  Debt collection agencies utilize skip-tracing software that will help to validate a good home address and in some cases an employer if not already provided by you.  Should the debt collection agency have to file legal action, the first step is for their legal department to obtain the judgment in court.  Once judgment has been obtained, it then comes down to the options needed to secure recovery.  The best avenue from there is to collect against the debtor’s assets. Any of the following assets, if available, may be used by the debt collection agency to recover the judgment:              1. Wage garnishment-If there is a verified employer, filing to garnish wages from the debtor’s paycheck can occur              2.  Bank account freeze-If the banking institution of the debtor is known, filing for a bank account levy will freeze available funds for payment On the other hand, trying to force a sale of the debtor’s vehicle, house, or personal property can be complicated, expensive, and time consuming.  So your best bet are the 2 options shown above. Recovering a judgment is a difficult task.  However, if you hire a debt collection agency from the get go, your odds to recover are much better.  If legal action does become necessary, they have the resources available to help locate assets needed to secure recovery of that judgment in the short or long term. ...read more

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Electronic Skiptraces assist legal professionals in locating an individual to effectuate service of process. Indiana Legal Support Services provides electronic skiptraces to licensed legal professionals and offers two different levels: Limited Skiptrace and Comprehensive Skiptrace. Licensed Indiana Private Investigator Aaron M. Rader, the owner of Indiana Legal Support Services, will provide a quote and skiptrace information upon request: e-mail ProcessServerIN@Gmail.com. All electronic skiptraces are provided in compliance with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act of 1994 (DPPA), and Indiana Code 9-14-3.5-10 Disclosure for Limited Purposes. Indiana Legal Support Services’ electronic skiptraces are suggested for locating persons who are believed to be residing in Indiana. If you believe the person you are trying to locate resides within another state besides Indiana, you should contact a licensed private investigator or process service company within that state. For more information and price quotes, please contact Aaron M. Rader at 317-529-6650 or ProcessServerIN@Gmail.com. Aaron M. Rader LLC, d/b/a Indiana Legal Support Services, is a licensed Indiana Private Investigation Firm (#PI21200004). Aaron M. Rader LLC carries $2 million in general liability insurance; Aaron M. Rader is a member of the National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS); Aaron M. Rader is an Associate Member of the Florida Association of Professional Process Servers (FAPPS); Aaron M. Rader is a licensed Indiana Bail Agent (#5168). Indiana Legal Support Services ...read more

Noblesville Jail Bail Bond: If you are needing Noblesville Jail bail bond information, please call Indiana Bail Agent Jai Cook or Indiana Bail Agent Robyn Cook atCook and Cook Bail Bonds:317-632-3178. Cook and Cook Bail Bonds provides free Noblesville Jail bail bonding information.  If you end up needing a bail bond posted at the Hamilton County Jail, Cook and Cook Bail Bonds can provide and post the bond.  Cook and Cook Bail Bonds is located at 23 South 8th Street, Suite 1900, Noblesville, Indiana 46060, next to the Hamilton County Government and Judicial Center. Not sure how a bail bond (aka “surety bond”) works in Indiana?  Read below: HOW BAIL BONDS WORK IN INDIANA: The purchase and posting of a criminal court surety bond (“bail bond”) is a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail agent, insurance company, defendant and an indemnitor. The bail agent and insurance company guarantee to the court that the defendant will appear in court each time the judge orders the defendant to appear. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge can order the bail agent and insurance company to produce the defendant. If the bail agent and insurance company cannot produce the defendant as ordered, the bail agent and insurance company must pay the full bond amount plus any fees required by law. Pursuant to Indiana Bail Law, the premium for a bail bond is 10% of the full bond amount. Indiana law requires that the bail bond premium shall be paid in full before the bail agent can post the bail bond. In Indiana, a bail agent commits a felony if the bail agent posts a bond without collecting the full premium. (see “Prohibited Activities“). Search the Hamilton County Jail located in Noblesville, Indiana. _________________________________________________ Indiana Legal Support Services provides Bail Bonds, Service of Process, Investigations and Document Retrieval to legal professionals and their clients.  Call 317-529-6650 if you need to post a bail bond for someone in the Marion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center. Need a Hamilton County Jail Bail Bond?  CallCook and Cook Bail Bondsat 317-632-3178 to get the criminal court surety bond (aka “bail bond”) process started now! Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more

MARION COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: CallAaron M. Rader Bail Bonds /Broad Ripple Bail Bondsforbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in theMarion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center: 317-529-6650 Marion County Jail Inmate Search HAMILTON COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds forbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in theHamilton County Jail: 317-632-3178 Hamilton County Jail Inmate Search DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds forbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in the Delaware County Jail: 765-432-3962 TIPTON COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds forbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in the Tipton County Jail: 765-432-3962 HOWARD COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds forbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in the Howard County Jail: 765-432-3962 MIAMI COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds forbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in the Miami County Jail: 765-432-3962 CLINTON COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds forbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in the Clinton County Jail: 765-432-3962 CASS COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND: Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds forbail bond and criminal charging informationfor persons in the Cass County Jail: 765-432-3962 Search other Indiana county jails via VINE by clicking the link below: Indiana Inmate Search Read “How Bail Bonds Work” in Indiana. Indiana Legal Support Services providesPrivate Investigationsto attorneys and their clients.  Indiana Legal Support Services also providesservice of legal documentsanddocument retrieval and court researchto law firms and their clientele. Broad Ripple Bail Bondsis located at 6130 Carvel Avenue, #27, Indianapolis, IN 46220; 317-529-6650. Indiana Legal Support Services’ Noblesville office is located at 23 South 8th Street, Suite 1900, Noblesville, IN 46060. Cook and Cook Bail Bonds, 23 South 8th Street, Suite 1900, Noblesville, IN 46060; 317-632-3178; 765-432-3926. ...read more

Looking for Hamilton County Jail BAIL BOND INFORMATION?  Call 317-632-3178. Indiana Bail Agent Jai Cook at Cook and Cook Bail Bondswill provide quick answers to your bail bond questions and assist you in posting a criminal court bail bond.  Cook and Cook Bail Bonds, 23 South 8th Street, Suite 1900, Noblesville, IN 46060. The Hamilton County Jail is located at 18102 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, IN 46060. Hamilton County Jail telephone number:  317-776-9800. You can also find inmate information here: Hamilton County Jail Inmate Search  HOW BAIL BONDS WORK IN INDIANA: The purchase and posting of a criminal court surety bond (“bail bond”) is a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail agent, insurance company, defendant and an indemnitor. The bail agent and insurance company guarantee to the court that the defendant will appear in court each time the judge orders the defendant to appear. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge can order the bail agent and insurance company to produce the defendant. If the bail agent and insurance company cannot produce the defendant as ordered, the bail agent and insurance company must pay the full bond amount plus any fees required by law. Pursuant to Indiana Bail Law, the premium for a bail bond is 10% of the full bond amount. Indiana law requires that the bail bond premium shall be paid in full before the bail agent can post the bail bond. In Indiana, a bail agent commits a felony if the bail agent posts a bond without collecting the full premium. (see “Prohibited Activities“). _______________________________________________________________ Indiana Legal Support Servicesprovides Bail Bonds, Service of Process, Investigations and Document Retrieval to legal professionals and their clients.  Call 317-529-6650 if you need to post a bail bond for someone in the Marion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center. Need a Hamilton County Jail Bail Bond?  CallCook and Cook Bail Bondsat 317-632-3178 to get the criminal court surety bond (aka “bail bond”) process started now! For Bail Bond information for the following Indiana County Jails,call 317-632-3178:  Delaware County Jail; Tipton County Jail; Miami County Jail; Clinton County Jail; Cass County Jail. Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more

Indiana Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act To find out more directly from the Marion County (Indiana) Clerk’s Office website regarding the Indiana Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act, please click on the following:Indiana Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act.  Or, you can scroll down and read more in this blog. The following was taken from the Marion County Clerk’s Office website: “Motion to Assist Out of State Litigants Process under Trial Rule 28(E) Marion County Superior Courts require this to be filed by an attorney licensed to practice in Indiana. Assistance to out-of-state litigants in securing the attendance of a witness to deposition or for the production of documents is provided through Indiana Trial Rule 28(E). To secure the assistance of the Marion Circuit or Superior Courts, the following items (as may be applicable) should be directed for filing with the Clerk of the Circuit and Superior Courts: 1.Order to Issue Subpoena:Original + 6 copies 2.Motion to Assist Out-of-State Litigants:Original + 5 copies 3.Notice of Taking Deposition:Original + 5 copies 4.Subpoena:Original + 6 copies 5.Appearance Form:Original + 1 copy 6.Other:Original + 5 copies 7.Filing Fee:Click here to review filing fees+ $10for each additional defendant other than the first named defendant. Money orders only please. 8.Sheriff Service:one-time $13 fee payable to the Sheriff for each case, if Sheriff service is requested. Please Note:Only the Subpoena and Appearance Forms can be provided by the Marion County Clerk’s Office. For help with all other forms, please contact your local counsel. A case will be filed under a “Miscellaneous” cause number (“MI” case type) in a random fashion among the Civil Division of the Marion Superior Court, including the Circuit Court. The filing should be directed to: Once filed with the Clerk, the case will be sent to the court of filing for further action. All subsequent action in the case should be handled through the deputy clerk assigned to the specific court in which the case is pending, including the filing of any additional pleadings. Process under IC 34-44.5 (Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act) 1. Subpoena should be issued by the Court where the case is filed. 2. Print asubpoena formused by the Marion County Courts and attach it to your Court’s subpoena. (The Marion County Clerk’s Office will not signature stamp, date or seal the subpoena.) 3. Forward this information to the party that will be doing the service.There is no cost to file the subpoena under this process; however, you must pay the cost of service to the person performing the service if required. Any questions about the procedures described herein may be directed to: Sandy Grady, Civil Filing Division Manager, (317) 327-4723 orsandy.grady@indy.gov[.]" NOTE:  Indiana Legal Support ServicesIS NOT a law firm.  You should not rely on any information found in this blog or in this website as legal advice.  If you have questions related to this blog, please consult a licensed attorney. Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more

HOW A HAMILTON COUNTY INDIANA BAIL BOND WORKS: In Indiana, the purchase and posting of a criminal court surety bond ( a/k/a “bail bond”) is a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail agent, insurance company, defendant and an indemnitor. The bail agent and insurance company guarantee to the court that the defendant will appear in court each time the judge orders the defendant to appear. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge can order the bail agent and insurance company to produce the defendant. If the bail agent and insurance company cannot produce the defendant as ordered, the bail agent and insurance company must pay the full bond amount plus any fees required by law. Pursuant to Indiana Bail Law, the premium for a bail bond is 10% of the full bond amount. Indiana law requires that the bail bond premium shall be paid in full before the bail agent can post the bail bond. In Indiana, a bail agent commits a felony if the bail agent posts a bond without collecting the full premium. (see “Prohibited Activities“). For Hamilton County Jail Bail Bonds,call 317-632-3178.  Cook and Cook Bail Bonds can provide you with free bail bond information, as well as criminal charging information. _____________________________ Indiana Legal Support ServicesprovidesBail Bonds, Service of Process, Investigations and Document Retrieval to legal professionals and their clients.  Call 317-529-6650 if you need to post a bail bond for someone in the Marion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center. Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more

MUNCIE JAIL BAIL BOND:For Delaware County Indiana Bail Bond matters, contact Cook and Cook Bail Bonds at765-432-3926.  Jai Cook and Robyn Cook can assist you with getting your family member, friend or employee bonded out of the Delaware County Jail. CALL 765-432-3926for a DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND. HOW BAIL BONDS WORK IN INDIANA: The purchase and posting of a criminal court surety bond (“bail bond”) is a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail agent, insurance company, defendant and an indemnitor. The bail agent and insurance company guarantee to the court that the defendant will appear in court each time the judge orders the defendant to appear. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge can order the bail agent and insurance company to produce the defendant. If the bail agent and insurance company cannot produce the defendant as ordered, the bail agent and insurance company must pay the full bond amount plus any fees required by law. Pursuant to Indiana Bail Law, the premium for a bail bond is 10% of the full bond amount. Indiana law requires that the bail bond premium shall be paid in full before the bail agent can post the bail bond. In Indiana, a bail agent commits a felony if the bail agent posts a bond without collecting the full premium. (see “Prohibited Activities“). ================================================================ Indiana Legal Support Services provides Bail Bonds, Service of Process, Investigations and Document Retrieval to legal professionals and their clients.  Call 317-529-6650 if you need to post a bail bond for someone in the Marion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center. For Hamilton County Jail Bail Bonds, call317-632-3178. Need a Tipton County Jail Bail Bond?  Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds at 765-432-3926to get the criminal court surety bond (aka “bail bond”) process started now! Looking for aMuncie Process Server?  ContactIndiana Legal Support Servicesnow. Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more

For Miami County Indiana Bail Bond matters, contact Cook and Cook Bail Bonds at765-432-3926.  Jai Cook and Robyn Cook can assist you with getting your family member, friend or employee bonded out of the Miami County Jail. CALL 765-432-3926for a MIAMI COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND. HOW BAIL BONDS WORK IN INDIANA: The purchase and posting of a criminal court surety bond (“bail bond”) is a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail agent, insurance company, defendant and an indemnitor. The bail agent and insurance company guarantee to the court that the defendant will appear in court each time the judge orders the defendant to appear. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge can order the bail agent and insurance company to produce the defendant. If the bail agent and insurance company cannot produce the defendant as ordered, the bail agent and insurance company must pay the full bond amount plus any fees required by law. Pursuant to Indiana Bail Law, the premium for a bail bond is 10% of the full bond amount. Indiana law requires that the bail bond premium shall be paid in full before the bail agent can post the bail bond. In Indiana, a bail agent commits a felony if the bail agent posts a bond without collecting the full premium. (see “Prohibited Activities“). ================================================================ Indiana Legal Support Services provides Bail Bonds, Service of Process, Investigations and Document Retrieval to legal professionals and their clients.  Call 317-529-6650 if you need to post a bail bond for someone in the Marion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center. For Hamilton County Jail Bail Bonds, call317-632-3178. Need a Tipton County Jail Bail Bond?  Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds at 765-432-3926to get the criminal court surety bond (aka “bail bond”) process started now! Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more

ForCass County Jail Bail Bond matters, contact Cook and Cook Bail Bonds at765-432-3926.  Jai Cook and Robyn Cook can assist you with getting your family member, friend or employee bonded out of the Cass County Jail. CALL 765-432-3926for a CASS COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND. HOW BAIL BONDS WORK IN INDIANA: The purchase and posting of a criminal court surety bond (“bail bond”) is a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail agent, insurance company, defendant and an indemnitor. The bail agent and insurance company guarantee to the court that the defendant will appear in court each time the judge orders the defendant to appear. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge can order the bail agent and insurance company to produce the defendant. If the bail agent and insurance company cannot produce the defendant as ordered, the bail agent and insurance company must pay the full bond amount plus any fees required by law. Pursuant to Indiana Bail Law, the premium for a bail bond is 10% of the full bond amount. Indiana law requires that the bail bond premium shall be paid in full before the bail agent can post the bail bond. In Indiana, a bail agent commits a felony if the bail agent posts a bond without collecting the full premium. (see “Prohibited Activities“). ================================================================ Indiana Legal Support Services provides Bail Bonds, Service of Process, Investigations and Document Retrieval to legal professionals and their clients.  Call 317-529-6650 if you need to post a bail bond for someone in the Marion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center. For Hamilton County Jail Bail Bonds, call317-632-3178. Need a Tipton County Jail Bail Bond?  Call Cook and Cook Bail Bonds at 765-432-3926to get the criminal court surety bond (aka “bail bond”) process started now! Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients.  ...read more

Marion Process Server Indiana Legal Support Services provides service of process to legal professionals and their clients in Marion, Indiana, which is located in Grant County, Indiana. Fees for service of process in Marion, Indiana: On an individual:  $69*. On a business, registered agent, government agency, etc., at a non-residential business address: $69*. * Unless otherwise stated, all fees include four (4) attempts at one address and a notarized Affidavit of Service (or completed Proof of Service) for the customer to file with the court. SUBMIT JOB ORDER:  e-mailIndiana Legal Support ServicesatProcessServerIN@Gmail.comto place a service of process order.  You can also call 317-529-6650. If you are sending legal process byUnited States Mail,FedExorUPS, please send all legal documents to: 120 East Market Street, Suite 1212, Indianapolis, IN 46204.  The Indianapolis office is the headquarters of the company and all service of process jobs are received and assigned to servers at the Indianapolis office. Indiana Legal Support Services has offices located at: 120 East Market Street, Suite 1212, Indianapolis, IN 46204; and, 23 South 8th Street, Suite 1900, Noblesville, IN 46060. Indiana Legal Support Services also provides private investigations, bail bonds, and document retrieval to attorneys, legal support companies, and their clients. Need a Hamilton County Bail Bond posted?  ContactCook and Cook Bail Bondsat 317-632-3178 to get the criminal court surety bond process started now.For Tipton County Jail Bail Bonds, call 765-432-3926. Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more

For Tipton County Jail Bail Bondmatters, contactCook and Cook Bail Bonds at 765-432-3926.  Jai Cook and Robyn Cook can assist you with getting your family member, friend or employee bonded out of the Tipton County Jail. CALL 765-432-3926 for a TIPTON COUNTY JAIL BAIL BOND. HOW BAIL BONDS WORK IN INDIANA: The purchase and posting of a criminal court surety bond (“bail bond”) is a contractual undertaking guaranteed by a bail agent, insurance company, defendant and an indemnitor. The bail agent and insurance company guarantee to the court that the defendant will appear in court each time the judge orders the defendant to appear. If the defendant fails to appear in court, the judge can order the bail agent and insurance company to produce the defendant. If the bail agent and insurance company cannot produce the defendant as ordered, the bail agent and insurance company must pay the full bond amount plus any fees required by law. Pursuant to Indiana Bail Law, the premium for a bail bond is 10% of the full bond amount. Indiana law requires that the bail bond premium shall be paid in full before the bail agent can post the bail bond. In Indiana, a bail agent commits a felony if the bail agent posts a bond without collecting the full premium. (see “Prohibited Activities“). ================================================================ Indiana Legal Support Servicesprovides Bail Bonds, Service of Process, Investigations and Document Retrieval to legal professionals and their clients.  Call 317-529-6650 if you need to post a bail bond for someone in the Marion County Jail / Arrestee Processing Center. For Hamilton County Jail Bail Bonds, call 317-632-3178. Need a Tipton County Jail Bail Bond?  CallCook and Cook Bail Bondsat 765-432-3926 to get the criminal court surety bond (aka “bail bond”) process started now! Indiana Legal Support Services provides Service of Process, Private Investigations, Document Retrieval, and Bail Bonds to attorneys and their clients. ...read more