 Yeah, so, and I'm not an expert in all the nuances of it, and there certainly are nuances to it. And I imagine in most states there is a way to hold separate property, but it's going to have to be designated that in such a way that meets that state's law. Otherwise, it will be... More advanced estate planning, maybe. Yeah, you'll have to make sure it is titled in a way to be separate property, and that's going to depend on the state's law in that case.