Realistically it’s more difficult to identify personal property in a trust;
jewelry, collectibles, gold. silver, china, collectibles, stamps, coins etc as they often tend to mysteriously disappear after someone’s death.
Legally titled assets, real property, vehicles & bank accounts are the important titled assets that should go into the trust.
I think that most trusts these days include a provision for a
‘pour over will’ meaning anything not explicitly mentioned automatically goes into the trust upon death but the more heirs there are the more disagreement there is likely to be
(i.e. Grandma said *I* could have her bicycle when she died)
A trust doesn’t need a bicycle or a washing machine or a ping pong table, etc
