 Well, if it was in California. No, it's probably not. I don't think it is. But if it is in California, which is a community property state, everything that they acquired during the marriage will be divided. And it doesn't have to be put up for sale and money is divided. It can be in kind, meaning he can take the Manhattan property, she can take the Hampton property. Just as long as they agree to it and it's somewhat equal, it can happen.