 And that's really the difference between estate planning and elder law when you're looking at putting together a legal entity. Estate planning attorneys, and there's a lot of them out there, not to say they don't do a good job, but typically they're focused just on what happens when you die. Sure, they might put together a power of attorney or something like that, but they're just really more focused on what happens when you die. Where's your stuff going to go? Who's it going to go to? How do we avoid probate?