Advancing Justice Together—this year’s Judicial Section theme—captures both our purpose and our work. The Judicial Section exists to support Texas judges in performing at their best through information, resources, and collaboration, always in the interest of justice. Though we serve on different benches across our state, the law is the same everywhere. When judges collaborate on case management, share approaches to applying the law, and develop processes that uphold the highest ethical standards, we strengthen our courts and advance justice together. This year presents meaningful opportunities for that collaboration. The Section is developing its first Judicial Section Toolkit, a project poised to become a flagship resource. Judges, justices, and attorneys from across Texas are contributing practical guidance across a broad range of subject areas, including guardianship, probate, mental health, juvenile, family, civil, criminal, child welfare, and judicial administration. Additionally, Membership Chair Judge Kristen Cohoon represented the Section at the College for New Judges, introducing updated membership materials, while Judge Alfonso Charles continues to lead our Legislative Committee with distinction. Last year, the Section honored former Chief Justice Dori Contreras with its Lifetime Achievement Award. Together, we strengthen the rule of law and build public trust in the administration of justice.