When planning with a revocable trust, the last will is important to be a safety net for any asset not titled into your trust’s name. This type of last will is known as a “Pour-Over Will”. A pour-over will goes through probate, but after the probate is complete, any asset not already titled in your trust will be poured into (also known as retitled) the trust – allowing the trust, and all of its protections and provisions, to distribute to your loved ones pursuant to the terms of the trust.