Trust Issues Blitz
Date Published: December 9, 2025
Publisher: Elite Online Publishing
In Trust Issues, veteran estate planning attorney Rick Durfee pulls back the curtain on the legal tools and legacy strategies the affluent quietly use to safeguard their assets, slash taxes, and keep wealth in the family for generations, with control, clarity, and confidence.
This isn’t theory. It’s a field-tested playbook built from decades of helping high-net-worth individuals, business owners, and family offices create dynasty plans that actually work in the real world.
Whether you're a successful entrepreneur, investor, or professional advisor, you’ll discover how to:
- Use trusts to avoid probate and dictate how wealth is used, even long after you’re gone.
- Set up business entities (like LLCs and FLPs) that shield assets from lawsuits and creditors.
- Build a dynasty trust designed to preserve family wealth for 100+ years.
- Legally minimize estate and gift taxes.
- Sidestep the most common (and costly) estate planning mistakes.
- Empower your children and grandchildren with wealth, without fueling entitlement or dependency.
Durfee’s approach is ethical, practical, and grounded in a simple belief: wealth should serve your family’s deepest values, not just their lifestyle.
If you’re serious about protecting what you’ve built, Trust Issues is your roadmap to a lasting legacy, on your terms.
About the Author
Rick Durfee is the founder and senior attorney at Durfee Law Group PLLC, based in Mesa, Arizona. Practicing law since 1988, Rick is nationally recognized for his expertise in estate planning, asset protection, and multi-generational wealth preservation. His firm serves clients across the United States, helping families “Live Well, Leave a Legacy™” through comprehensive and enduring legal strategies.
A frequent speaker at national events and author of Trust Issues: Why Traditional Estate Planning is Failing and What to Do About It, Rick combines deep legal knowledge with a family-centered philosophy rooted in his background as a former professor of world religions. He and his wife are the proud parents of eight children and seventeen grandchildren.
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