Ford Thomas Dwyer

Ford was born and raised in Stuart, Florida, and practices estate planning, probate, and real estate law. As a “Double Gator,” Ford attained both his law degree and Bachelors of History and Political Science from the University of Florida.

Ford was involved with many organizations while in Gainesville, including the law school’s Juvenile Justice Clinic, the UF Journal of Law and Public Policy, and the American Constitution Society. Ford was also a columnist for the independent school newspaper and active in student government, where he earned the John Michael Stratton Award for Outstanding Student Senator. In his law studies, Ford received the privilege of taking a constitutional law course taught by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

As an Eagle Scout, Ford continues his service to the Boy Scouts of America as the Outdoor Activities Chair for Boy Scout Troop 818 in Indiantown. Ford’s other volunteer work includes his involvement with the U.S. Sailing Center of Martin County. In his free time, Ford enjoys various water sports including snorkeling, fishing, sailing, and canoeing. Ford also enjoys beekeeping, reading, and spending time with family.