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Testator created a revocable trust and later executed a valid will stating, "I leave my probate estate to the trustee of my revocable trust, to be administered under that trust." At death, Testator owned a car in Testator's sole name with no beneficiary designation.
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The pour-over clause can transfer probate assets to the existing trust if statutory requirements are met. The pour-over clause is valid only if the trust is irrevocable. The pour-over clause is invalid because a will can never refer to a trust. The pour-over clause transfers nonprobate assets away from named beneficiaries.

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