The Trust & Estate Section addresses the interests and problems of both specialists and general practitioners in the area of wills, trusts, estates, guardianships and conservatorships. Members can always find a place on one of the Section's many active committees, including the planning and preparation of CLE programming, writing for Council Notes (quarterly newsletter for members), preparing forms for the Orange Book (wills and trusts), writing for the Estate and Trust column in The Colorado Lawyer, working on legislative issues and changes in the Statutory Revisions Committee and its many subcommittees, addressing issues relating to probate rules and procedure, giving back to the community through Senior Law Day and other projects of the Civic and Community Affairs Committee, or growing your network and learning with our New Lawyers Committee. Members of the Section work closely with the CBA's Elder Law Section in areas of mutual concern and also hold topical luncheons and regularly work with the Tax, Real Estate, Business and Family Law Sections.