Is that correct?

That's correct.

It's protecting the legacy also because the first spouse may have built a legacy with a spouse who marries the second time around.

And if that second spouse has children of their own also, there's a lot of claim and everything that can be made on estates.

We know this.

But again, the privacy and the protectionism of that trust protects the family members from the first marriage to ensure that their benefits continue.

And also creditor protection.

And what are some of the mistakes that you've seen happen over your career with the incorrect writing of the wills or the wrong clauses? What are some of the mistakes?