Aubrey P. Boswell, Attorney at Boswell PLLC

Aubrey P. Boswell, Attorney at Boswell PLLC Estate Planning & Probate Law

08/30/2026

One in three Americans will die from Alzheimer's or another form of dementia.

If you've ever cared for someone you love through it, you already know the part the statistic leaves out — how much of a labor of love it is, and how heartbreaking.

Holly Watkins lived it as her mother's primary caregiver and wrote about it in Cashmere Candy Drops. I'm sharing why I think every family should read it — and the one legal step that should happen before memory loss starts.

Last night I had the privilege of speaking on a panel to Denton Guyer High School football athletes and their parents. W...
07/31/2026

Last night I had the privilege of speaking on a panel to Denton Guyer High School football athletes and their parents. What a great experience!

Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities are reshaping the game for high school athletes looking to take their game to the college level. It's important for these athletes and their parents to know about topics on:

•Financial literacy and planning
•Life and disability insurance
•Contract review
•Estate and trust planning (including HIPAA)

While it may seem overwhelming to a young person navigating these areas, having the right team around you can make all the difference.

Thank you to Zach Walker for organizing our panel, Coach Reed Heim for having us out, and for the other panelists-TONY THE TYCOON HILLS, Marco Robertson, and Jake Schuckman, CPA. Also, thank you to our own Kosta Bajovic for helping me with the presentation.

This makes me so proud! All of the lady attorneys at our firm are featured in D CEO’s Leaders in Law section this month....
07/20/2026

This makes me so proud!

All of the lady attorneys at our firm are featured in D CEO’s Leaders in Law section this month. If you haven't already, snag a copy of this edition.

These ladies are true leaders at our firm and in the community, and they serve our clients with great skill and care.

Estate planning and probate matters require finesse and the ability to wade through complex situations. These ladies possess all of that and more!

Great afternoon at The 1911 Group’s signature luncheon today at Dallas Country Club. The topic - "The Business of Golf" ...
07/15/2026

Great afternoon at The 1911 Group’s signature luncheon today at Dallas Country Club. The topic - "The Business of Golf" - was a fascinating fireside chat featuring Kelly Kraft and Blake Walker, moderated by Michael Harris of SMU Simmons.

The conversation was as insightful as you'd expect: from elite competition to boardroom leadership, scaling a billion-dollar enterprise in a traditional industry, and where innovation is taking golf next.

Always a pleasure reconnecting with familiar faces and meeting new ones. The relationships built through this group of SMU alumni continue to be enriching, and I'm looking forward to the next one.

Sometimes plans don’t go the way we want them to. I’m currently sitting at the airport waiting for my flight which has n...
07/13/2026

Sometimes plans don’t go the way we want them to. I’m currently sitting at the airport waiting for my flight which has now been delayed six hours after the first flight was cancelled. Trying to get back to Dallas.

Traveling is exciting and fun, and is something I love to do. But it can also be stressful and test your patience.

One thing traveling also tends to do for a lot people, is cause them to think about important things in life and what matters most. This is why a lot of clients reach out to our law firm before and after they head out on a trip.

Estate planning is always important, and traveling is a great reminder of that, especially when you’re stuck in an airport trying to get home.

Can you guess what airport I’m at in this photo?

250 years ago today, 56 people signed a document they knew would outlast them.They had no idea what America would look l...
07/04/2026

250 years ago today, 56 people signed a document they knew would outlast them.

They had no idea what America would look like in 50 years - let alone 250. But they planned for the future anyway. For people they would never meet.

That kind of forward-thinking? That's exactly what estate planning is all about.

When I sit down with a family, we're not designing for next year. We're designing for the next generation - and the generation after that. The trusts we create today can legally operate for a century or more. The values embedded in a well-drafted plan can shape how a family lives, gives, and grows long after everyone in that meeting room is gone.

The Founding Fathers didn't just declare independence. They built a legacy.

I'm proud to do the same - just for families instead of nations.

Happy 4th of July from me and the team at Boswell PLLC! Today we celebrate. Monday we plan. 🇺🇸🎆

What legacy are you building for the next 250 years?

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!!

This headline caught my attention. The world's first trillionaire (with a 'T') is set to be created this week.SpaceX's ...
06/07/2026

This headline caught my attention.

The world's first trillionaire (with a 'T') is set to be created this week.

SpaceX's IPO is set to go live this week at $135/share. Elon Musk is expected to retain about 42% of the company's shares. Add his stake in Tesla, and his net worth clears $1 trillion.

As an estate planning attorney, there's a massive estate planning issue at hand.

He has 14 children. Multiple households. No spouse.

That last one would eliminate the marital deduction deferment technique, which is the single most powerful wealth transfer tool in the Internal Revenue Code.

At 40% estate tax on $1 trillion+, that's potentially $400 billion owed to the IRS within 9 months of death, from an almost entirely illiquid estate.

Most of my clients will never face the degree of Elon's estate tax problems. But the core issue is this: concentrated, illiquid wealth + family complexity + no plan = a crisis your heirs inherit.

If a liquidity event - IPO, sale, or inheritance - is on your horizon, now is the time to build the structure. Not after.

Feel free to reach out if you'd like to talk through what that looks like.

For most estate planning attorneys, the focus is: transfer the most wealth with the least taxes.This is only half right....
05/31/2026

For most estate planning attorneys, the focus is: transfer the most wealth with the least taxes.

This is only half right.

Wealth for beneficiaries is fuel to the fire that's already burning.

Directed wisely, it powers generosity, entrepreneurship, and lasting good. Left undirected, it erodes character, creates entitlement, and damages the very people you spent a lifetime trying to protect.

The families I work with don't want their children to inherit money.

They want them to inherit purpose.

A thoughtfully designed estate plan doesn't only protect assets. It communicates values. It creates structure that motivates responsible choices. It shapes the kind of person a beneficiary becomes, not the account balance they receive.

This shift in thinking has changed the conversations I have with clients.

What values are you trying to pass on... and does your estate plan reflect them?

A doctor laughed at me.He was right.We were talking about AI and he just started laughing. I asked what was funny.He sai...
05/21/2026

A doctor laughed at me.

He was right.

We were talking about AI and he just started laughing. I asked what was funny.

He said lawyers are finally getting a taste of what doctors have dealt with for years.

I asked him to explain.

He said for years his patients would schedule appointments and walk in already knowing what they had. WebMD had diagnosed them.

They just needed him to confirm it.

Then he looked at me and said: AI is doing to lawyers exactly what WebMD did to doctors.
We both laughed.

He's not wrong.

People walk into consultations now with an AI answer already in hand. They want the professional to rubber-stamp it.

The disclaimer hasn't changed though.

Consult a qualified professional before you act.

That advice is still worth its weight in gold.

Happy AI'ing.

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