Estate planning·Wills

What is a pour-over will?

A pour-over will works alongside a living trust to catch any assets you didn't move into the trust before you died. It directs those leftover assets to pour into your trust so everything ends up managed under the same plan. It acts as a safety net, since people often forget to retitle every account or property. The assets it catches still go through probate, which is why funding your trust properly during life is so important.

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