Attorney Ryan Michael Albaugh's Legal Cases

Criminal defense

State v. Acosta

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OUTCOME: Uncertainty about how judge would rule on Motion to Dismiss led prosecutor to dismiss 3 counts and give client only county jail time and probation.

Client pulled a gun on an off duty deputy, the deputy's wife, the deputy's brother, and the deputy's sister-in-law during a confrontation. Client was charged with 1 count of Aggravated Assault with a ... Firearm on a Law Enforcement Officer, 3 counts of Aggravated Assault with a Firearm, and 1 count of carrying a concealed firearm.

Criminal defense

State v. Taylor

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OUTCOME: PROSECUTOR DID NOT FILE CHARGES AGAINST MY CLIENT.

Client arrested for possession of cocaine after traffic stop. My investigation revealed officer lacked probable cause to stop my client.

Family

Washtock v. Van Nocker

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OUTCOME: Relocation allowed by Judge after trial.

Client wished to relocate out of state with her 2 children after separation from the childrens' father.

Criminal defense

State v. Stiles

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OUTCOME: PROSECUTOR DID NOT FILE CHARGES AGAINST MY CLIENT.

Client was arrested for Felony Domestic Battery by Strangulation after altercation with his girlfriend. Interviews with witnesses and the girlfriend provided the rest of the story untold in the police ... report.

Criminal defense

State v. Sage

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OUTCOME: PROSECUTOR DISMISSED CASE AGAINST CLIENT.

Client was charged with battery after being involved in a fight with his neighbor. My investigation and interviews with other neighbors revealed other party has a temper and is generally aggressive in ... nature.

Chapter 13 bankruptcy

J.F. - Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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OUTCOME: Plan approved by the Court wiping out all debt and giving Client 5 years to catch up on mortgage.

Client had just under $100,000 in non-secured credit card and consumer debt. He was also behind 6 months on his mortgage, but wanted to try and keep his home.

Ryan Michael Albaugh's Legal Cases (6)

State v. Acosta

State v. Taylor

Washtock v. Van Nocker

State v. Stiles

State v. Sage

J.F. - Chapter 13 Bankruptcy