Spurr Law Offices, P.C.

01/05/2025

With the wintery weather outside we have advised our employees to work from home tomorrow.

05/28/2024

We are closed today. Long ago I learned that setting the paid holidays for the year and hearing the employees complain about why isn't this day a holiday or why isn't that day a holiday I learned to just give them a set number of days for the year and let them pick their holidays. Now they make a game of it in late December each year, pouring over the coming year's calendar and seeing what days already fall on weekends and strategically planning their holidays. This year they chose to turn Memorial Day Weekend into a four day weekend. I am good with that because holidays are for the employees and that makes them happy. I will be available online working remotely for most of the day. -Jon

03/31/2023

Just got out of court in Tipton. Their courthouse is one of the nicest I’ve seen.

02/10/2023

With the ongoing electrical issues we are going to shut down until after lunch while we make some temporary arrangements.

02/10/2023

Our building has a partial power outage due to last nights' winds. We are working but the phone lines are temporarily down. You can reach us by email at [email protected].

12/30/2022

We are closed today for staff to enjoy the New Year’s weekend with their families. We will resume normal operations on Monday.

12/22/2022

We will be closed Friday and Monday so that staff can celebrate the holiday weekend. We may close early today depending on the weather.

03/10/2022

We are looking for a Full-Time Receptionist to manage our front desk on a daily basis and to perform a variety of administrative and clerical tasks. Training wage is $13/hr -16/hr depending on experience. Word Processing skills are required. Must Show up on time and work full day 8-5 with 1 hr lunch.
Opportunities for advancement are available. Send resume via email:[email protected] or fax to 812-232-9970.

04/03/2020

For those calling in to ask “Do I have to let my ex have parenting time during the COVVID-19 stay at home order?” Generally speaking a lawyer cannot give you permission to violate a court order. Parenting time orders are court orders. You also can’t say that you won’t give parenting time until you hear back from your lawyer. Our state Supreme Court has issued an order to offer some guidance during the quarantine:

04/03/2020

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