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In this video, Kevin Snyder, an estate planning and elder law attorney, explains the concept of a pour-over will. He addresses common questions about the differences between wills and trusts, emphasizing that both may be necessary for effective estate planning. Snyder highlights that when establishing a revocable living trust, a pour-over will is also created as a safety net. This will ensures that any assets owned solely in the individual's name, which were not included in the trust at the time of death, are transferred into the trust. He uses the analogy of a trust as a box to illustrate that only assets inside the trust are managed by it.