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Minnesota IOLTA Accounts and Filing Fees: Where Should Client Cost Advances Go?
When a client pays legal fees and filing costs in the same transaction, it can be easy to treat the whole payment the same way. In Minnesota, that can be a mistake. Here’s how filing-fee advances should generally be handled and why they may belong in IOLTA even when the legal fee does not.