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Prosecuting cold check cases in Hopkins County is easier this month than it has ever been for both merchants and the authorities. Tracking down restitution payments on cold checks has historically been a time-consuming process. But such Hopkins County cases are being streamlined through a new, Web-based restitution management service, Checkrighter, recently put to use by County Attorney ...
More December 18, 2006
A new child support office should be ready to go on Jan. 2, when incoming county attorney Brian Thomas officially takes office. "Rest assured we will be in full force and full swing by Jan. 2,” he said. Thomas said the new office is at 56 N. Main Street in a building owned by Tom Goebbel. Volunteers have been helping get the office painted and ready, and phone and cable lines are being put in, he said. ...
More December 17, 2006
After a year in which local merchants lost more than $200,000 to bad checks, Franklin County Attorney Rick Sparks has installed a more streamlined computer system to deal with the problem...
More November 27, 2006
“Efficiency in government offices” may seem like a self-contradicting phrase to some skeptics, but a small Elizabethtown company is finding ways to make the concept a reality across the commonwealth and the country. Advent Financial Systems provides Internet-based software solutions to ...
MoreNovember 13, 2006
Marshall County, Kentucky, recently implemented CheckRighter, a new bad check recovery system from Advent Financial Services, and is achieving efficiency and ease of use that have meant faster recovery of area merchants' money while earning fees for the county attorney's office.
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September 7, 2006
A new computer program is making collecting bad checks easier for the Oldham County Attorney’s office and organizers are hopeful it will simplify repayment for check writers and business owners.
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May 3, 2006
The Marshall County Attorney’s office recently launched a new program to help decrease the passing of bad checks and offer a more streamlined process for businesses to get refunded.
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