You need to give yourself a buffer in trust accounting to make sure everything is compliant

We've seen it before where when we're going through a cleanup and then we understand that, you know, costs associated with the file have been spent out of the trust account where actually was written out of the wrong— it should have been out of the operating. Then it gets recouped on the revenue side, and now you have a negative ledger. Yep. And at that point, where's the oversight on ensuring that what's in the ledger aligns with what's going to be on the bill and where were costs paid. That's especially important when you're at time of settlement for the— we see the money come in and then they want to send it out really fast because the client's been awarded the money. But yet you've really got to do the little bit of diligence. You got to put that little buffer in. You got to be able to put that little moment in to make sure that you've evaluated the entire thing and you haven't overgiven yourself funds and/or overcompensated the client inadvertently because you totally forgot about a lien that hasn't come in.