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- Today, were going to discuss pour-over wills. Welcome to 2 Minute Tuesday, where I attempt to discuss an estate planning topic in two minutes or less. Now, before we get started, if youre enjoying these videos every Tuesday, can you please do me a huge favor and hit the Subscribe button in the right hand corner below. I would really appreciate it. The other day, I got a call from somebody asking why their relatives had a pour-over will and not a last will and testament. Well, without knowing anything about their relatives, I attempted to answer their question. And at the same time, I thought this would be a great topic for 2 Minute Tuesday. So why do some people have a last will and testament, and some people have a pour-over will? Somebody usually has a pour-over will when they have a revocable living trust. The pour-over will acts as a kind of a catch-all, so if you have a revocable living trust, one of the main reasons is probably to avoid probate. No one wants to put their fam