Yes. For different purpose.
If A and B are married and the cash in the join account does not have tax consequence.
If A and B are married and B wants to save something for father BB. Then A has to let this money go. That is when the will and marital agreement kicks in.
If B wants to pass BB some money and B is single, that may work well. Since B is married, then A has to give up his share.
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