And whether you've got limited income or whether you've got more disposable income than you can ever burn through in your lifetime, it's still going to be a challenge when you're going through divorce, how to fairly and equitably manage that financial situation.

Absolutely.

And you're right.

I mean, if you're walking away with $20 million in settlement, first of all, you're probably not even going to get alimony because it's not going to be needed.

And you're not going to worry about if something happens to that stream of income from alimony and child support, what situation you're going to be in.

So I think, you know, for people that are somewhere in the middle where, you know, you have little or no assets and you're not worried and, you know, the other spouse doesn't have enough money to pay alimony or whatever, even child support, because in lower income families, 50 percent of people never even receive the child support that they're entitled to.

So we're really talking about something in the middle where, you know, there's not tens of millions of dollars, but there are assets and the spouse is able to pay the alimony and the child support.

And it can cost you thousands of dollars to find out there's no policy in place.