| Alan R. Horvath, Attorney at Law |
| What if I Die with both a Will and a Trust? |
Testamentary Trust - A testamentary trust is one that is created by a will. It does not come in to being
until your death, but the drafting will all need to be done in advance just as if it were a living trust.
Pour Over Will - Most estate plans that rely primarily on a trust still have a very simple will that goes
along with it. The purpose of the pour over will is to take care of anything that was either purposely or
mistakenly left out of the trust. The will usually says little more than that you leave everything not
already in the trust, to the trust.
until your death, but the drafting will all need to be done in advance just as if it were a living trust.
Pour Over Will - Most estate plans that rely primarily on a trust still have a very simple will that goes
along with it. The purpose of the pour over will is to take care of anything that was either purposely or
mistakenly left out of the trust. The will usually says little more than that you leave everything not
already in the trust, to the trust.
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596 Mountain Ranch Rd.
San Andreas, CA 95249
596 Mountain Ranch Rd.
San Andreas, CA 95249
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