Aaron M. Rader Process Service

Indiana Process Servers Needed Part Time

MeghanB — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:04:53 +0000

Experienced Indiana process servers are needed at Aaron M. Rader LLC (d/b/a Aaron M. Rader Process Service and d/b/a Aaron M. Rader Investigations.) Our legal support service offerings are booming and we need help with the workflow.

Experienced Indiana Process Servers: As a candidate, you will be interested in part-time work or supplemental income. You have experience delivering summonses, complaints, subpoenas, etc. in a professional manner and are familiar with the laws and best practices affecting service of process. You have your own insured transportation.

Interested Indiana process servers should contact Aaron M. Rader by email at ProcessServerIN@Gmail.com. Please include a resume with relevant work experience. Interested persons should also include a brief statement of why they are qualified for the position. Include pay history and pay expectations.

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Private Investigator

Aaron M. Rader is a licensed Indiana Private Investigator (#PI21200004), licensed Indiana Bail Agent and an Indiana Process Server with over 16 years of experience, and is a member of NAPPS and ISBAA. 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.

What’s Happening at AMRPS?

MeghanB — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 15:09:02 +0000

Our legal support services business is booming. We are busy, busy, busy. We’ve added new services and are hiring new team members. So, just to keep you in the loop and help remind you of what exactly we do at Aaron M. Rader LLC, here’s a refresher:

Professional Service of Process: Aaron M. Rader has been a professional Indiana process server since 1996. Since no licensing requirements exist in the State of Indiana for process servers, Aaron M. Rader LLC and Aaron M. Rader adheres to best practices outlined by the National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS), of which he is a member. To learn more about his services and rates, click here. Aaron M. Rader LLC carries extensive liability insurance as a commitment to professionalism.
Private Investigation:For nearly a decade, Aaron worked as a paralegal and investigator for attorneys practicing criminal law and family law in central Indiana. He assisted attorneys on death penalty cases, as well as other high profile cases. (Indiana Privaten Investigator license #PI21200004)
Occupancy Checks for REO Services: Aaron M. Rader LLC performs occupancy checks on homes with defaulted mortgages to verify if the property is vacant and to determine if the property is being maintained. The number of homes to receive Indianapolis occupancy checks for the bank is high and banks have contracted with law firms offering Real Estate Owned (REO) Services to help manage the defaulted properties and to perform occupancy checks.

Stay connected and get social with Aaron M. Rader: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Private Investigator

Seeking Experienced Process Servers/Document Retrieval Specialist/Licensed Private Investigators

MeghanB — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 14:43:08 +0000

Aaron M. Rader LLC d/b/a Aaron M. Rader Process Service and d/b/a Aaron M. Rader Investigations seeks to add strategic partnerships to expand its legal support services offerings. We are actively seeking and interviewing for Indiana process servers, licensed Indiana private investigators, and Indiana document retrieval specialists to increase our business offerings and join the team.

Here’s what we need and want from YOU:

Experienced Indiana Process Server: As a candidate, you will be interested in part-time work or supplemental income. You have experience delivering summonses, complaints, subpoenas, etc. in a professional manner and are familiar with the laws and best practices affecting service of process.
Document Retrieval Specialist: You have an entrepreneurial spirit and drive and would be interested in helping Aaron M. Rader LLC develop and implement a specialized document retrieval service offering. Ideally, you have a knack for business development and are open to working in a team or in a partnership, but can produce results on your own.
Licensed Indiana Private Investigator: You have experience in investigation work and are looking for supplemental income. You are open to a part-time opportunity and can operate with the highest level of professionalism and generate new business.

These opportunities are for highly motivated professionals that have the ability to generate new business.

Aaron M. Rader’s office is located in Broad Ripple Village.

Interested Indiana process servers, licensed Indiana private investigators, and Indiana document retrieval specialists should contact Aaron M. Rader by email at ProcessServerIN@Gmail.com. Please include a resume with relevant experience. Interested persons should also include why they are qualified for the position, pay history, and expectations.

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Licensed Private Investigator

Help Wanted: Indiana Process Servers / Licensed Indiana Private Investigators / Document Retrieval Specialists

MeghanB — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:28:34 +0000

Aaron M. Rader LLC d/b/a Aaron M. Rader Process Service and d/b/a Aaron M. Rader Investigations is expanding operations. Aaron M. Rader LLC is actively seeking and interviewing for Indiana process servers, licensed Indiana private investigators, and Indiana document retrieval specialists to join the team.

No need to give detailed job descriptions because the company needs Indiana process servers, licensed Indiana private investigators, and Indiana document retrieval specialists that can hit the ground running and know what is required. This is an opportunity for highly motivated professionals that have the ability to generate new business.

Aaron M. Rader’s office is located in Broad Ripple Village.

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Licensed Private Investigator

How Do You Select a Professional Indiana Process Server?

MeghanB — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 14:32:39 +0000

No licensing requirements exist to be an Indiana Process Server. So, how do you distinguish a professional process server from the pack? Professionalism can be determined by past and current business relationships, efforts made to stay on top of the industry and the results of service of process. Aaron M. Rader Process Service possesses a track record of success, history of strong business relationships and a strong work ethic to maintain a high level of professionalism for his services:

Licensed private investigation firm (#PI21200004)
Long-standing member of the National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS).
Extensive liability insurance to protect his business and the interest of its attorney clients.

Aaron has worked as an Indiana process server since 1996. Over the better part of two decades, Aaron has also been an investigator on criminal and civil cases, which included locating people, process service and fraud investigation.

Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Bail Bond Agent & Private Investigator

For nearly a decade, Aaron worked as a paralegal and investigator for attorneys practicing family law and criminal law in central Indiana. He assisted attorneys on death penalty cases, as well as other high profile cases. In addition to the usual duties associated with assisting attorneys, Aaron also located witnesses and served legal papers during this time period.

Aaron M. Rader is a licensed Indiana Private Investigator (#PI21200004), licensed Indiana Bail Agent and an Indiana Process Server with over 16 years of experience, and is a 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.

Making Service of Process More Efficient

MeghanB — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:41:43 +0000

Service of process is pretty straight forward most of the time — especially if thorough and proper information is provided up front. In two previous post, we discussed 5 Things Needed to Serve Process Effectively and also An Indiana Process Server Needs More Information from Attorneys. Well, there’s a few more things that assist in making service of process more efficient.

I am a sole proprietor and can be in any corner of the state of Indiana at any given moment. I make a commitment to my attorney clients to make a first attempt at service of process by the third day of receipt of service documents. I do offer express service as well when urgency is required. In all instances, there are two ways to make service of process more timely and efficient:

1. Provide detailed physical description of service target. (a.) Many times an individual denies being the person to be served. Armed with a physical description, I can advise that they fit the physical description, serve and so note in the affidavit of service. (b.) If the private process server does not have the physical description, and it is the person on the first attempt, the door may not open again on subsuquent attempts.

2. Email documents of service of process. (a.) It’s faster. (b.) Email provides written, recorded evidence of the service request. This is both beneficial for the attorney and the process servers’ record keeping on the case. (c.) Email communication is just more efficient than telephone, mail or courier.

Sometimes, it’s the simple stuff that can ruffle an otherwise streamlined process of delivering court and legal documents to an intended target.

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Bail Bond Agent

Aaron M. Rader is a licensed Indiana Private Investigator (#PI21200004), licensed Indiana Bail Agent and an Indiana Process Server with over 16 years of experience, and is a 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.

Private Investigation Services by Aaron M. Rader

MeghanB — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:35:45 +0000

Private investigation services are now offered by Aaron M. Rader to attorneys and law firms in addition to service of process and bail bonds. Aaron M. Rader Process Service is a licensed Indiana Private Investigation firm (#PI21200004). Aaron M. Rader has 16 years of experience.

Private Investigator: Image pennsylvaniastateconstable.org

Rader has assisted Indiana attorneys in over 200 criminal and family law cases. He has also worked on two death penalty cases and other high profile murder cases. During Rader’s work as a legal investigator, he worked as an investigator for nearly 10 years in an Indianapolis law office that defended major felony cases and family law cases. He is responsive to the needs of attorneys — works professionally, with discretion, and in a timely manner.

“I believe adding private investigation services is the perfect compliment to process service and bail bonds offerings,” Rader says. “I want to be an extension to the law offices I serve.”

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Bail Bond Agent

Aaron M. Rader is a licensed Indiana Private Investigator (#PI21200004), licensed Indiana Bail Agent and an Indiana Process Server with over 16 years of experience, and is a 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.

Super Bowl XLVI to Rock Broad Ripple

MeghanB — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:19:37 +0000

Indianapolis braces for the fleets of Patriot and Giants fans to descend on every corner of the Circle City in the coming week. The NFL Experience and a long line up of music acts will bring thousands of people downtown to get into the Super Bowl mix. The partying will be throughout all neighborhoods of Indianapolis, and Broad Ripple will host thousands of visitors and locals looking to join in on the big game celebrations.

Broad Ripple Avenue and surrounding streets will be closed between 6 p.m. Feb. 1 and 6 a.m. Feb. 6. according to The Indianapolis Star to accommodate Broad Ripple Super Fest. Live performances from big acts like The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, Candlebox, and George & Parliament Funkadelic will take the streets of Broad Ripple.

It’s an exciting time for Indianapolis and our residents, no doubt. Here’s to hoping we can be gracious hosts (even to Pats fans) and make our city shine. With the large parties in Broad Ripple, alcohol-related arrests will surely follow. Aaron M. Rader, Bail Bond Agent, is located in the heart of Broad Ripple Village and will be available to post surety bonds.

What are your plans to get involved in the Super Bowl party mix?

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Bail Bond Agent

Aaron M. Rader is an Indiana Bail Agent and Indiana Process Server with over 16 years of experience and is a 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.

What Rules Must an Indiana Process Server Follow?

MeghanB — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 14:41:57 +0000

An Indiana process server practices within constraints of best practices and professional standards, as well as the rules of the jurisdcition in which the cause is filed. However, Indiana does not have any licensing requirements for process servers. Thomson Reuters News & Insight reported last week that a New York process server broke the law by not keeping record of foreclosure documents served. The State of New York does have laws and licensing requirements for the service of process.

Personal Service of Process

Although process servers in Indiana are not regulated, they should adopt a high standard of practice and must adhere to the legal requirements set forth by the courts where the lawsuit is being heard. An example where a New York process server failed the industry can be found in an article in News & Insight titled “NY Judge: Sloppy Service Has Legal Consequences.” Specifically, the contracted NY process server admitted to failing to keep records on “thousands” of foreclosure cases he served. The presiding state Supreme Court Justice F. Dana Winslow wrote, “The need, particularly in this economic environment and under these telling circumstances, for valid and reliable proof of service, mandates the rejection of ‘trust me,’ and the adoption of ‘show me,’” according to News & Insight.

Process server Aaron M. Rader follows NAPPS Best Practices and operates as an Indiana process server within the rules and laws in place in the state of Indiana, and serves process pursuant to the rules and laws of the jurisdiction for which he is serving. Indiana process servers serving in any jurisdiction must follow the rules of service of the jurisdiction wherein the case is being heard. For example, an Indiana process server serving a Florida case in Indiana must follow the Florida rules of service of process, which are different than Indiana’s rules. Aaron M. Rader Process Service completes an affidavit of service for every service of legal documents and, many times, takes extra steps to provide additional documentation of service, such as taking photos germane to the service job.

Here are rules that an Indiana process server must follow:

Indiana - Rule 4. Process http://www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/trial_proc/index.html#_Toc313019748
Federal – TITLE II. COMMENCING AN ACTION; SERVICE OF PROCESS, PLEADINGS, MOTIONS, AND ORDERS http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcp/

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Bail Bond Agent

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.

Indianapolis Indiana Process Server and Broad Ripple Bail Bond Agent

MeghanB — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 17:14:34 +0000

Indianapolis Indiana Process Server and Broad Ripple Bail Bond Agent Aaron M. Rader wears multiple hats every day. A good majority of each day is spent serving summonses and complaints as an Indiana process server. Also, as a licensed bail 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 for service of process and for how bail bonds work. 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 follows NAPPS best practices for 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.

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Aaron M. Rader | Process Server & Bail Bond Agent