Common use of REPLENISHING DEPOSIT Clause in Contracts

REPLENISHING DEPOSIT. To commence the representation, Client has provided [must provide] Attorney with a $ deposit. Attorney will hold the deposit in Attorney’s trust account and apply it to each statement when rendered by Attorney. Client will pay any additional balance due upon receipt of Attorney’s statements each month and also will replenish the deposit each month in the amount of all payments made to Attorney from the deposit. At the conclusion of the matter, the deposit will be applied to the final statement, in which event Client will be responsible for any amount due over and above the deposit or be entitled to a refund of any amount remaining after the final statement is satisfied in full.

REPLENISHING DEPOSIT. To commence the representation, Client has provided [must provide] Attorney with a $ $_____________ deposit. Attorney will hold the deposit in Attorney’s trust account and apply it to each statement when rendered by Attorney. Client will pay any additional balance due upon receipt of Attorney’s statements each month and also will replenish the deposit each month in the amount of all payments made to Attorney from the deposit. At the conclusion of the matter, the deposit will be applied to the final statement, in which event Client will be responsible for any amount due over and above the deposit or be entitled to a refund of any amount remaining after the final statement is satisfied in full.

REPLENISHING DEPOSIT. To commence the representation, Client has provided [must provide] Attorney with a $ deposit. Attorney will hold the deposit in Attorney’s 's trust account and apply it to each statement when rendered by Attorney. Client will pay any additional balance due upon receipt of Attorney’s 's statements each month and also will replenish the deposit each month in the amount of all payments made to Attorney from the deposit. At the conclusion of the matter, the deposit will be applied to the final statement, in which event Client will be responsible for any amount due over and above the deposit or be entitled to a refund of any amount remaining after the final statement is satisfied in full.