A will is an essential back-up device for property that you don't transfer to yourself as trustee. For example, if you acquire property shortly before you die, you may not think to transfer ownership of it to your trust -- which means that it won't pass under the terms of the trust document. But in your will, you can include a clause that names someone to get all of the property that you haven't left to a specific beneficiary.
上面的这个意思只是在用will赌漏洞. 是假设你有了自己的trust，但在去世前又买了块地，却忘了把它加入你原来的trust里面。如果你有个will说明你死后的一切财产都归于你指定的受益人，就不会有遗漏的麻烦了。
