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Trust Accounting by Jurisdiction

IOLTA Trust Account Rules by State

Trust accounting duties are consistent in substance across the country, but the rule number, reconciliation cadence, and retention period vary. Find the requirements for your jurisdiction.

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Each guide cites the governing rule and links to the regulator so you can verify it against the current text.

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

ER 1.15 / Rule 43

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

Colo. RPC 1.15A-1.15E

RPC 1.15 / P.B. §§ 2-27, 2-28

DLRPC 1.15 / 1.15A

District of Columbia

D.C. RPC 1.15

Rule 5-1.2

Rule 1.15(I)-(III)

HRPC 1.15 / RGTA

I.R.P.C. 1.15

Ill. R. Prof'l Conduct 1.15 / 1.15A / 1.15B

Ind. R. Prof'l Conduct 1.15

Rule 32:1.15

KRPC 1.15

SCR 3.130(1.15)

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

Md. Rule 19-301.15

Mass. R. Prof. C. 1.15

MRPC 1.15

MRPC 1.15

Rule 1.15

Rule 4-1.15

MRPC 1.15

§ 3-501.15

NRPC 1.15

N.H. Sup. Ct. R. 50

RPC 1.15 / R. 1:21-6

Rule 16-115 NMRA

RPC 1.15

NC RPC 1.15 series

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

RPC 1.15-1

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

RPC 1.15

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

Rule 1.15

RPC 1.15A / 1.15B

Rule 1.15

SCR 20:1.15

Rule 1.15

These guides are summaries, not legal advice. IOLTA Guard is not a law firm. Rules change — always confirm current requirements with your state bar or disciplinary authority before relying on them.

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