Springstead Law Offices, P.C.

10/31/2025

Come see us today for Trick or Treating 3-5!

10/22/2025

Why gift cards? Because scammers love them - they’re nearly untraceable once the code is gone, there’s no bank dispute like a credit-card chargeback, and the funds can be moved very fast.

10/03/2024

Exciting News for Oceana County!

Anna Rapa is running for Probate Judge, and she's the most qualified candidate for the job! Anna already serves in the courthouse as an Attorney Referee for Judge Lambrix, who is retiring, and now she’s stepping up to run for his seat. With unmatched experience in probate, family law, and juvenile cases, Anna has the wisdom, compassion, and integrity that Oceana County needs.

Anna’s experience speaks for itself:

✅ Current Attorney Referee for Oceana County

✅ Over a decade of private law practice

✅ Adjunct Professor at Cornerstone University & Cooley Law School

✅ Proven leadership in family, probate, and criminal law

If you want a judge who truly cares about families and the community, vote Anna Rapa for Probate Judge this November! Learn more about her at www.rapaforjudge.com and let’s elect the best candidate for Oceana County’s future!

A description of Anna Rapa's legal experience relevant to the position of Probate Judge. www.rapaforjudge.com

04/12/2023

Automatic expungment information. Click the link for more information. This is just a summary:

Misdemeanors punishable by less than 92 days of imprisonment. The conviction will be expunged seven years after the sentencing date. There is no limit to how many of these types of misdemeanors can be set aside.
93 day or more misdemeanors: The conviction will be expunged seven years after the sentencing date if there are no criminal charges pending against the individual and if the individual has not been convicted of another criminal offense during those seven years. No more than four of these misdemeanors can be automatically expunged.
Felonies: Up to two felonies can be automatically expunged 10 years after the sentencing date or the completion of the term of imprisonment, whichever occurred last. The felonies can be expunged if there are no criminal charges pending against the individual and if the individual has not been convicted of another criminal offense during those 10 years.
Exceptions: Not eligible for automatic expungement are assaultive crimes, serious misdemeanors, "crimes of dishonesty" (such as forgery and counterfeiting), offenses punishable by 10 or more years in prison and crimes that involve a minor, a vulnerable adult, injury or serious impairment, death or human trafficking.

Information on carrying concealed pistols, permits, renewal, frequently asked questions, pistol free areas, pistol safety training course information, and more.

10/17/2022

We are collecting Toys for Tots! Stop in with a new unwrapped toy!