Yes. Everyone needs a will, even if most of their assets have been placed in trusts or other vehicles that enable them to avoid probate. Typically, when a person sets up a revocable living trust, the trust is the beneficiary listed in the will. This is called a “pour-over” will. This way, any assets not placed in the trust during the lifetime of the grantor get placed in the trust after the grantor’s death through the probate process. Then, the trust document contains the provisions regarding distribution to the individual persons and/or charities.