And we were kind of wanting to understand, as I think as many of the practitioners on sitting in, and I think we have a substantial number of participants today, what Should we expect in family court, Judge Doherty, is this an automatic or is it more nuanced than that?

Good afternoon, everyone.

Thank you for having me.

Can I just touch on two things, Mr. Provenziano, before we jump into that question? Yes, of course.

One that you mentioned, that this was a writ of mandate.

So I just want to kind of You know, kind of bring in what that means.

So under the California Constitution in Article 6, Section 10, the court notes that it can exercise jurisdiction in cases in which the issues presented are of such great public importance and must be resolved promptly.

It's an issue mainly of advocacy on behalf of the litigants and their attorneys in implementing FFAL.