My own father lives with me. He's 88, and he has a number of things around our home which are valuable, like mobility aids, which could not fairly be taken from him if we were trying to promote his inclusion in our community and to let him live a life that he sees as dignified. But under the old law, if I was held to account in a court in that way and I was subject of a judgment order to pay my debts, those things around my house would be fair game for confiscation. That's a double whammy of unfairness, where a person with a disability by reason of their age or by reason of a disability that they were born with is punished for the debt incurred by those who care for them. That's simply not right, and this bill addresses that. 