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In this video tutorial, attorney Andrew Bethel discusses the concept of a pour-over will and its relationship with a living trust. A pour-over will acts as a companion to a living trust by transferring non-trust assets into the trust upon the individual's passing. Bethel uses a cup and saucer analogy, where the trust is likened to a teacup holding the assets (tea), while the pour-over will acts as a saucer, collecting any assets that did not transfer into the trust, preventing them from falling into probate. Essentially, the pour-over will functions as a safety net, ensuring that all assets are ultimately included in the trust, avoiding complications during the probate process.