Local financial expert outlines estate planning essentials
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Posted: Aug 4, 2026 8:12 AM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Most Americans lack basic estate planning documents, leaving their assets and medical wishes vulnerable to court decisions, according to a local financial professional.
Tina Alfini of Drake & Associates joined us on Tuesday, Aug. 4, to explain that estate planning is not exclusively for the wealthy and safeguards anyone's assets.
She said that an effective plan includes healthcare and financial powers of attorney, a living will for medical treatments and a last will to divide property and name guardians because drafting those documents prevents courts from dictating asset distribution.
Learn more from Drake & Associates by clicking here.
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