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> https://gjbusinesslaw.com/blog/index.php/stephanie-rubinstein/
Stephanie Rubinsteinreceived a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from Truman State University in 1993 and her law degree from Drake University Law School in 1996. She moved to Mesa County right after law school with her husband, Dan, and began working for Colorado Legal Services providing legal assistance to indigent persons in the areas of dissolution of marriage, bankruptcy and other general legal issues.
Stephanie then worked for the City of Grand Junction as a Staff Attorney from 1999-2003, handling issues in municipal court as well as with the planning department, code enforcement and liquor licensing. From this position, Stephanie moved into a general law practice as an of counsel attorney with Tuttle, Eret and Rubinstein, LLC. She worked in many areas of general practice, including family law, bankruptcy, assistance with county planning and civil litigation.
Stephanie was appointed as a District Court Magistrate in 2006. During that time she has handled cases in family law, dependency and neglect, traffic infractions and truancy. During her time on the bench, she was awarded the Judicial Excellence Award in 2011; and Judicial Officer of the Year from the Board of Colorado CASA in 2016. She also received the Professionalism Award from the Mesa County Bar Association in 2014.
She has served the community on several committees, including the Mesa County Access to Justice Committee since its inception in 2009, and the Mesa County Pro Bono Project, serving as a board member, secretary, Vice President and President of the Board. She has spoken at many events across the state, including Senior Law Day, Domestic Violence Conference, Mediating Domestic Cases for Colorado Courts, and the Annual Domestic Relations Conference.
Stephanie resides in Mesa County with her husband and two children, and enjoys running, hiking and baking in her free time.
> http://www.coloradojudicialinstitute.org/judicial-excellence-awards?item=29978
Magistrate Stephanie L. Rubinstein of the 21st Judicial District (Mesa County) is the honoree in the Magistrate category. Magistrate Stephanie Rubinstein was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but spent most of her growing up years in Holts Summit, Missouri. Her first inclination of becoming a lawyer was via an aptitude test as a sophomore in high school in Jefferson City, Missouri. Not knowing much about the profession, she conducted due diligence by participating in mock trials, speech competitions and a teen court program. She discovered she enjoyed every aspect of considering the issues of a case, preparing for a hearing, and advocating for a position.
She graduated in 1993 from Northeast Missouri State University (Truman State University) earning a Bachelor’s Degree in English. With every intention of attending the University of Missouri –Kansas City Law School, her path changed courses when Drake University Law School offered her a scholarship. As destiny would have it, she met her husband, Dan, the first day of law school at Drake.
After graduating in 1996, she and Dan moved to Grand Junction where she served the community working for Colorado Legal Services. She worked as Staff Attorney for the City of Grand Junction for 4 ½ years, then entered private practice. In 2006, she was appointed to the position of Magistrate.
In addition to being a devoted wife and the mother of two, Magistrate Rubinstein serves on the Mesa County Pro Bono Board, the Access to Justice Committee and on the Supreme Court subcommittee, Qualification and Complaint Process for CFI’s.