Choose a Financial Institution

The Supreme Court of Texas has amended the IOLTA rules to require Texas attorneys to place their IOLTA accounts at eligible institutions—those that pay interest rates on IOLTA comparable to rates paid on similarly situated, non-IOLTA accounts. More than 500 banks in Texas are eligible to hold IOLTA funds.

Prime Partners

The following financial institutions are Prime Partners -- institutions that go above and beyond eligibility requirements to foster the IOLTA Program. These institutions pay a net yield of 70.0% or more of the Federal Funds Target Rate and they do not assess service fees on the IOLTA accounts. They are committed to ensuring the success of the IOLTA program and increased funding for legal aid.


Eligible Financial Institutions

Eligible Institutions are financial institutions that meet the standards of the eligibility requirement as defined by IOLTA Rule 7 (Complete IOLTA Rules). These banks strengthen the IOLTA Program, thereby generating more funds for legal aid.

See the complete list of Eligible Financial institutions.

The Texas Access to Justice Foundation will contact attorneys who will be required to move their IOLTA accounts (if their financial institutions choose not to pursue eligibility).

Recent News

September 15, 2008

Donate to help with Ike legal assistance needs.

September 3, 2008

TAJF awards more than $24 million

May 5, 2008

Submit your mandatory IOLTA compliance online beginning May 7

May 2, 2008

Make a $100 contribution to legal aid when you pay your State Bar of Texas dues

April 14, 2008

Legal Needs of FLDS Compound Residents Will Swamp Legal Aid

Donate to help with FLDS legal assistance.

FLDS pro bono attorney reimbursement form.

More news

© 2008 Texas Access to Justice Foundation