So, some states have allowed called second parent adoption or stepparent adoption and it wasn't necessarily set in place in New Mexico for two moms, for a lesbian couples, wanting to be both legal parents to the child. But, it sometimes allowed that two women can use and it's wonderful because, as long as the biological father relinquishes rights legally, then the second mother, the non-biological mother, can apply for parenthood and it's being on the birth certificate. So, in New Mexico, what happens is our donor had to go before the judge and say, "I relinquish all rights to this child forever." And, I had to go before the judge and say, "I wish to share my parental rights with this woman, my partner, forever." And, the judge says, "Are you sure?" And, you say, "I'm sure." And, they say, "Is anyone cursing you to make this decision. It's very dramatic." And, then, in the end, you have both the moms' names on the birth certificate. In every state a little bit different, but many states have these laws that two women can use.