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BACK TO LIST Warren County Bar Association Address 406 Justice Drive, Lebanon, OH 45036, USA Phone Number (513) 695-1000 Website https://warrenbar.org/

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BACK TO LIST Allen County Bar Association Address 306 North Main Street, Lima, OH 45801, USA Phone Number (419) 224-7534 Website

BACK TO LIST West Shore Bar Association Address P.O. Box 110366 Cleveland, OH 44111 Phone Number Website http://westshorebarassociation.org

BACK TO LIST Darke County Bar Association Address 312 Central Avenue, Greenville, OH 45331, USA Phone Number (937) 547-1334 Website

BACK TO LIST Wood County Bar Association Address P.O. Box 1133 Bowling Green, OH 43402 Phone Number (419) 819-1163 Website https://wcba.wildapricot.org/

BACK TO LIST Cleveland Bar Association Address 1375 East 9th Street floor 2, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA Phone Number (216) 696-3525 Website https://www.clemetrobar.org/

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BACK TO LIST Norman S. Minor Bar Association Address 1375 East 9th Street floor 2, Cleveland, OH 44114, USA Phone Number (216) 200-7102 Website https://nsmba.org/

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Find contact information for local bar associations across Ohio. Bar associations support the legal community and the public by investigating attorney misconduct, offering legal referrals, providing continuing education, mentoring new attorneys, and promoting public understanding of the law. Bar Associations Bar Associations Please select the Bar Association located in your geographic area. Local Bar Associations provide valuable services to the community, including improving public understanding of the law and the justice system, recommending local attorneys whose practice focuses in a specific area of the law, investigating and prosecuting unethical behavior of local attorneys, educating attorneys via CLEs, mentoring new attorneys, and providing pro bono work. Akron Bar Association Allen County Bar Association Ashtabula County Bar Association Butler County Bar Association Cincinnati Bar Association Clermont Bar Association Cleveland Bar Association Columbiana County Bar Association Columbus Bar Association Darke County Bar Association Dayton Bar Association Fairfield County Bar Association Findlay/Hancock County Bar Association Geauga County Bar Association Greene County Bar Association Huron County Bar Association Lake County Bar Association Licking County Bar Association Lorain County Bar Association Mahoning County Bar Association Medina County Bar Association Miami County Bar Association Norman S. Minor Bar Association Parma Bar Association Portage County Bar Association Richland County Bar Association Scioto County Bar Association Stark County Bar Association Toledo Bar Association Trumbull County Bar Association Tuscarawas County Bar Association Wayne County Bar Association West Shore Bar Association Wood County Bar Association Erie County Bar Association Ottawa County Bar Association Warren County Bar Association Can't find your County? If you do not have a bar association in your city or county, you may contact the Ohio State Bar Association The Ohio State Bar Association 1700 Lake Shore Drive, Suite 100, Columbus, OH 43204 Phone: 800-282-6556 www.ohiobar.org

Learn about IOLTA (Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts) requirements in Ohio. Attorneys must deposit certain client funds into IOLTA accounts to comply with Rule 1.15 of the Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct. This page provides an overview of IOLTA rules, exemptions, sample documents, and access to the Trust Accounting 101 course for CLE credit. Support legal aid while managing trust accounts properly. IOLTA What is IOLTA? IOLTA" is an acronym for “Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts.” Lawyers must place client funds into an IOLTA pursuant to Ohio Rule of Professional Conduct 1.15. The interest earned on these accounts generates revenue for the state’s legal aid fund. Every lawyer licensed to practice in the state of Ohio who receives client funds (filing fees, unearned retainers, settlements, etc.) must establish an IOLTA. If a lawyer is associated with or employed by a law firm, the firm’s IOLTA may be used. If a lawyer does not receive and disburse client funds and neither the lawyer nor the lawyer’s firm maintains a trust account in Ohio, the lawyer is exempt from Ohio’s IOLTA provisions. An attorney may establish an IOLTA at any bank, savings & loan association, credit union, or savings bank that is authorized to transact business in the state of Ohio and currently participates in Ohio’s IOLTA program. If you have questions about an IOLTA, you may refer to the complete FAQ or review the questions below. For information about managing client files or trust accounts, please review our online brochure . IOLTA FAQS Trust Accounting 101 Enrollment Guide OHIOCOURTEDU LOGIN LOGIN Click the above link. This will take you to the new website for OhioCourtEDU. If you have ever completed a course in OhioCourtEDU, select “LOGIN TO ACCOUNT”. If you do not have an account, click “CREATE AN ACCOUNT”. Follow the instructions to login and access your dashboard. SEARCH Once you are in OhioCourtEDU, you can search for the course via the Catalog button or the magnifying glass/search bar at the top of the site. Search for the course titled “Trust Accounting 101.” BEGIN THE COURSE To begin the course, select the “Enroll” button, then you are able to click “Launch” to start the course. EVALUATION You must complete the mandatory course evaluation after you complete the online module to receive your completion certificate and CLE credit. At the end of the online module, click the Exit button. At the right of the screen, the course evaluation will be listed as the next course task in the menu. Select the course evaluation, answer the questions, then click Submit. CERTIFICATE After completing the course evaluation, you will want to return to the learner dashboard. Next, select the My Transcript button. Select the Certificates heading near the top of the page or scroll down to that section of the page. Locate the “Trust Accounting 101” course within the certificate list and select Download at right. Your certificate will open in a new browser tab. If you don't see a new window with your certificate, allow pop-ups. You can now save or print your certificate. We will report your CLE credit to the appropriate office. Please be advised that reporting will take place monthly, so your CLE record may not reflect your completion of this course for 30-45 days post-completion. IOLTA Overdraft Insufficient Funds Reporting Contact Information Email: IOLTA@odc.ohio.gov Mail: Office of Disciplinary Counsel, 65 E. State Street, Suite 1510, Columbus, Ohio 43215 Fax: (614) 387-9709 Under Ohio Revised Code § 4705.10, depository institutions are required to notify the Office of Disciplinary Counsel “when a properly payable instrument is presented for payment from the account, and the account contains insufficient funds.” This obligation applies regardless of whether “the instrument is honored by the depository institution.” The required notice must be provided within five banking daysof the date the instrument was honored or returned due to insufficient funds. ODC encourages use of the attached form to report overdraft or insufficient funds. The form can be emailed, mailed, or faxed to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel AT the contact information provided. For additional information, please see the form. VIEW FORM IOLTA Sample Documents Settlement Disbursement Client Ledger Monthly Reconciliation Bank Records General Ledger Client Invoices Complete Set of IOLTA Sample Documents