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With a juris doctor from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Jacob Scholl has experience as a legal extern with several Colorado law offices. Jacob Scholl enjoys volunteering in his free time, including helping high school seniors understand how law school works and participating as a Kynd Leader with Project Hel  ping. There, he volunteers monthly in events throughout Denver.

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With a juris doctor from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Jacob Scholl has experience as a legal extern with several Colorado law offices. Jacob Scholl enjoys volunteering in his free time, including helping high school seniors understand how law school works and participating as a Kynd Leader with Project Hel ping. There, he volunteers monthly in events throughout Denver.

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With a juris doctor from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Jacob Scholl has experience as a legal extern with several Colorado law offices. Jacob Scholl enjoys volunteering in his free time, including helping high school seniors understand how law school works and participating as a Kynd Leader with Project Hel ping.

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With an academic background that includes a bachelor’s degree in international competition administration and legal agency as well as a juris doctor, Jacob Scholl is an emerging legal professional interested in working as a criminal defense attorney. Jacob Scholl enjoys woodworking in his free time, especially making custom wooden scales of justice for his colleagues.

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With an academic background that includes a bachelor's degree in international competition administration and legal agency as well as a juris doctor, Jacob Scholl is an emerging legal professional interested in working as a criminal defense attorney. Jacob Scholl enjoys woodworking in his free time, especially making custom wooden scales of justice for his colleagues.

Woodworking requires knowledge of safety measures for using power tools and sharp hand tools. First of all, it is essential to wear appropriate safety equipment and clothing when woodworking. These include hearing protection for when dealing with noisy tools such as surface planers, safety glasses at all times, and latex gloves when applying finishes. It is also imperative to wear a dust mask to prevent fine wood particles generated by routers, sanders, and other power tools from entering and affecting the lungs. The same goes for when spraying paint or varnish. In the latter case, a respirator should be used to protect the woodworker from airborne chemicals.

Safety is also important when changing the bits or blades on any power tool. The only safe way to do this is to disconnect the power cord or remove the battery from the tool beforehand. One way to make this practice a habit is to use a single heavy-duty extension cord for all of your 110-volt power tools. This will require the woodworker to plug and unplug the power when moving from tool to tool.

Reaching over the saw blade is also a risky habit that is easy to develop without realizing. It is usually an attempt to remove cut-offs and waste from a power tool such as miter saws and table saws. A way to prevent putting your hand or arm near a moving blade where it could be injured is to wait until it stops and use a push stick instead of your hands to remove the cut-off.

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With an academic background that includes a bachelor's degree in international competition administration and legal agency as well as a juris doctor, Jacob Scholl is an emerging legal professional interested in working as a criminal defense attorney. Jacob Scholl enjoys woodworking in his free time, especially making custom wooden scales of justice for his colleagues....

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While earning his JD, Jacob Scholl completed legal internships at the Colorado Court of Appeals and the 2nd Judicial District of Denver. Jacob Scholl serves as a member-at-large for the Sturm College of Law Criminal Law Association and plans to pursue a career in trial and divorce law.

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While earning his JD, Jacob Scholl completed legal internships at the Colorado Court of Appeals and the 2nd Judicial District of Denver. Jacob Scholl serves as a member-at-large for the Sturm College of Law Criminal Law Association and plans to pursue a career in trial and divorce law.

The state of Colorado accepts uncontested divorces. For spouses in certain situations, Colorado offers an expedited process for divorce, defined under state law as a dissolution upon affidavit. This means that, rather than appearing in court, both parties can simply sign a legal document to complete the divorce.

This option is only available to Colorado residents who either have no lasting ties, such as shared property or minor children, or have drawn up agreed-upon resolutions for dividing assets and custody schedules. Both parties must also agree that the marriage is unsalvageable. The affidavit must be filed by both parties or served legally through the county sheriff. While a successful dissolution upon affidavit negates the need for a court hearing, both parties should still contact lawyers, especially while drafting any separation agreements.

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While earning his JD, Jacob Scholl completed legal internships at the Colorado Court of Appeals and the 2nd Judicial District of Denver. Jacob Scholl serves as a member-at-large for the Sturm College of Law Criminal Law Association and plans to pursue a career in trial and divorce law.