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New Jersey Attorney Trust and Business Accounting and Avoiding the Risks of Disbarment and Other Discipline for Co-mingling and Misappropriation of Entrusted Funds
What You'll Learn AI-Generated
- 1 Who must maintain New Jersey-designated trust and business accounts, including occasional and pro bono representations
- 2 How trust accounts must be held and labeled in NJ-approved financial institutions as attorney trust or IOLTA attorney trust accounts with no abbreviations
- 3 How to perform monthly three-way reconciliations matching bank balance, books, and client ledgers and maintain trust journals and check registers
- 4 The distinction between negligent and knowing misappropriation and OAE red flags such as early fee disbursements, personal transfers, and lapping
"Clear, concise, practical guidance on trust and business accounting risks to avoid commingling and misappropriation of entrusted funds."
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Overview
Beginner
This course includes:
- 1 hour on-demand video
- Certificate of completion
- CLE credits and reporting (if applicable)
- Closed captions
- Desktop & mobile access
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