I am the president of the law firm of Gordon J. Williams, P.C., and am licensed to practice in Colorado, with offices in Colorado Springs. Our practice focuses on estate planning, trust administration, probate of estates, guardianships, conservatorships, tax, elder law matters, and step parent, , kinship, and custodial adoptions. The firm is comprised of two attorneys, me, and my associate, Luke A. Johnson. I am a member of the Colorado Bar Association (CBA) and El Paso County Bar Association. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago and my law degree from the University of Kansas. I am a chair of the El Paso County Probate Section, past chair and current member of the CBA’s Statutory Revisions Committee, former member of the CBA’s Trust and Estate Council, and a member of various Trust and Estate Section subcommittees, which draft and amend probate, will, and trust laws. I am a regular lecturer on probate and estate issues, and I have been qualified as an expert in probate administration and fees. My wife, Tammi, and I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and have two terrific sons, both adults. Tired of being empty nesters, and having hearts to help children, my wife and I became foster parents, fostered a number of children over the years.