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Ocala Criminal Defense Lawyer | Dunham & Ingram LLC

Ocala, Florida
Criminal justice attorney
4.8 - 134 Reviews

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Dunham & Ingram LLC is a team of experienced criminal justice attorneys, divorce lawyers, and family law attorneys based in Ocala, Florida. If you are facing criminal charges, our Ocala criminal defense lawyers are here to provide you with aggressive representation and fight for your rights. With a free consultation, you can discuss your case with our knowledgeable attorneys and get the guidance you need during this difficult time. Whether you are dealing with a criminal accusation, going through a divorce, or facing a family law matter, our team is dedicated to advocating for you and helping you navigate the legal process. Trust Dunham & Ingram LLC to provide you with the personalized and effective legal representation you deserve.

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Vincent Poulin Avatar
Vincent Poulin
7/17/2026
Andy Ingram got every felony charge against me dropped. He took my case within days of my arrest and stood with me at every filing, deposition, and hearing until the State dropped both charges completely. Andy fought for me with heart, compassion, and fire in the belly. He never pushed me toward a plea. No conviction, no plea, name cleared. If you're facing charges you know are wrong, this is the lawyer you want.
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Jill Hart
7/16/2026
After 2 years I had an issue and had to call to ask a question and resolve an issue that was urgent. I called Jodi at Attorney Ingram’s office and she handled my issue with urgency and professionalism. I can’t say enough about how happy I am that I hired Attorney Ingram. He & his staff have been a blessing.
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Austin Martin Avatar
Austin Martin
7/09/2026
Amazing at what they do. 10/10 recommend for anyone in need of their services.
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Allen Price Avatar
Allen Price
5/22/2026
We have a time sensitive child support case with a court date in two weeks. I called on Wednesday to schedule a consultation. Thursday afternoon came around, and I called again to see if there was an update. I was told they sent another email to the attorney and would call me back to collect the consultation fee. Today is Friday before Memorial Day so I knew we would lose a day on Monday and called again. The receptionist checked and said the attorney had sent an email that they would not accept the case due to caseload. It is very reasonable for a firm to not accept cases due to caseload or various other reasons. What i feel is not acceptable is that I relayed the date of court to both receptionists during the calls on back to back days and nobody reached out yesterday to let me know. It is very frustrating that I lost a day and a half plus the holiday and now have to find a different attorney.
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Richard Jones
3/01/2026
Several months back I went on a holiday to Mexico. When I came back through customs I was quite shocked to be pulled out and told I had a felony warrant from thirty years ago. Honestly and earnestly I couldn't remember the details that caused the warrant to be written.

I'm an old man now often in a wheelchair with many health issues. So you can imagine that I did not want this old case to chase me to the end of my life. I live in California and didn't know anybody in the Gainesville, FL region in which this warrant was written.

I found Andy Ingram and he gave me a phone consultation as to the particulars to my case. He explained to me that the only way to deal with this warrant would be that I would have to surrender myself back in Florida, which I was fully prepared to do and accept personal responsibility but I must confess I had hoped he'd be able to resolve it without that outcome. I also must confess he under charged me. I feel as if what he actually had to do to resolve the case should have cost me more money than he charged me.

After several months he actually resolved the case for me in such a fashion that I did not have to surrender myself and he got the warrant removed and the case dismissed. While any criminal defendant wants that outcome, it's not always possible or even reasonable. If you find yourself having made a mistake or even being innocent you need to have an attorney who is a man of his word. I offered Andy more money because I felt strong that he under charged me and he refused to accept one dollar more than what we agreed to initially.

So here it is, I found an attorney who gave me a very reasonable rate, honored his word, kept his pledge, gave a damn, and dispensed my case in the most beneficial way to me personally.

If you wind up with a lousy attorney it's because you didn't hire this guy. I believe I was innocent of the criminal charge, as I tried to recall I think there was more to the story than the simple facts as it appeared. These circumstances can always be complex. But the simple solution is to get an attorney who has a good command of the law and who is a man of his word.
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