Ocala Theft Crimes Attorneys

Were You Arrested for Theft in Marion County?

Theft can be defined as taking the property of someone else without their permission with the intent to permanently stop them from having it. You may be charged if you receive stolen property as well. The value of the stolen items determines the severity of the crime. For example, shoplifting can be classified as a misdemeanor, while grand theft auto can be charged as a felony. Incarceration and other penalties also vary greatly, depending on the severity of the theft.

At Dunham & Ingram, we represent clients who are charged with all types of theft crimes, including:

The Importance of Hiring an Experienced Defense Lawyer

The prosecution in theft crimes case energetically goes after conviction and maximum penalties. Not everyone incarcerated is guilty. There are also many cases with the conviction and penalties may be much more than the facts warrant. There are avenues of defense in every case, it just requires knowledge of the law and full information about the case to vigorously pursue available avenues.

It is therefore of the utmost importance to your future and the welfare of your loved ones that you have an attorney on your side. One who is protective, courteous with all clients and maintains an "innocent until proven guilty" attitude while building your defense to get an outcome favorable to your best interests and rights.

Protect Your Rights - Contact Dunham & Ingram!

At Dunham & Ingram, we stand ready to defend clients against wrongful accusations or excessive penalties for theft crimes. Whether you are facing charges of burglary, breaking and entering, or simple petty theft crimes, you can rely on our firm to provide you with the dedication and experience that you deserve.

Contact an Ocala theft attorney from our team today to discuss your situation or fill out a case evaluation form as soon as possible to learn about your legal options.