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But I think that there is a possibility that you will still have to probate the estate to dispose of the timeshares. At any rate, for us I can't imagine it being an issue. We definitely plan to get rid of them before we die so unless we go in a plane crash, I think that they will be long gone before it's an issue.I think I read somewhere in another thread a while ago not to put timeshares in a trust if you or your heirs hope to get rid of them. Your heirs can simply refuse the inheritance.
And I still haven't found an answer on the pour-over provisions. The whole point as I understand is to get any untitled assets into the trust as though you titled them into the trust from the get-go. I'm sure it's a PITA to do it that way though, but it seems like the timeshares would get swept in just like any other untitled assets. Who knows? I hope that it's a purely academic discussion.