Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney in Spencer County, Indiana

At the Law Office of Jerry L. Garner, Spencer County is home. Our principal office is at 223 Main Street in Rockport — the same street as the courthouse, a few doors down. With over 36 years of legal experience, Jerry L. Garner — a retired FBI Special Agent — brings a rare combination of investigative insight and legal judgment to every case brought in this county.

Every case is different, which is why our firm takes a personalized approach to each client. When you work with the Law Office of Jerry L. Garner, you will have direct contact with the attorney handling your case, so you receive focused attention and a defense shaped around your situation.

Clear and consistent communication is central to how we practice. From your first consultation through the resolution of your case, we make sure you understand your options and feel confident in every decision being made. Whether you are facing a misdemeanor or a far more serious charge in Spencer County, call (812) 301-6221 or contact us today to discuss your case.

Where we practice in Spencer County

  • Rockport

    County seat

    The Spencer County courthouse is here, at 200 Main Street, Rockport, IN 47635.

The courts in Spencer County

One trial court

Spencer County has a single trial court, the Spencer Circuit Court, so there is no question about which court has your case. It sits in Rockport, at 200 Main Street, Rockport, IN 47635, and the county belongs to Indiana's Judicial District 25.

Spencer County sits in Judicial District 25 with Daviess, Dubois, Knox, Martin, Perry and Pike Counties. That grouping is administrative and does not move cases across county lines — where the alleged offense happened is what puts a case in Rockport.

Court information verified from: Indiana Judicial Branch — Spencer County (Judicial District 25) (2026-08-06) , Spencer County — Circuit Court (2026-08-06) , Indiana Judicial Branch — Directory of Courts & Clerks in Indiana (2026-08-06) . Court addresses and procedures change — confirm with the court before relying on this page.