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iolta eligible financial institutions... as of 03/10/2010 02:27 PM

The State Supreme Court of New Mexico, upon the recommendation of its Access to Justice Commission and following a notice and comment period, issued an Order creating Rule 24-109, effective on January 1, 2009, which converted New Mexico’s opt-out Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program to a mandatory program with a comparability requirement. The Court’s leadership in accepting the recommendations will ensure that IOLTA generates the maximum revenue possible to provide increased access to justice for the state’s poverty population during these critical economic times.

CCV has certified as “eligible” those financial institutions that agree to comply with the comparability and other requirements of the new Rule. If you currently maintain a non-IOLTA pooled client trust account, you are required to enroll in IOLTA, convert the account to interest-bearing and maintain the account at an eligible financial institution. If you currently hold an IOLTA pooled client trust account at an institution that is ineligible, you are required to move that account to a CCV-certified financial institution.

 

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ELIGIBILITY
CCV has certified that the following financial institutions are “eligible” because they voluntarily offer IOLTA accounts, and they are in compliance with Rule 24-109, as it pertains to interest paid on IOLTA accounts. The designation of a financial institution as eligible does not constitute a warranty representation or guaranty by CCV as to the financial soundness, business practices or other attributes of the financial institution. In addition, CCV takes no position as to whether the institution provides insurance for funds deposited into those accounts. Each attorney should discuss the issue of insurance with a representative of the institution that holds her/his IOLTA funds.

 

 

Financial Institution Eligible Status
1st National Bank in Las Cruces no  bank declined to participate
AmBank yes  
American Heritage Bank  yes  
Bank 1st yes  
Bank 34 no  bank declined to participate
Bank of Albuquerque yes  
Bank of America  yes  
Bank of Las Vegas yes  
Bank of the Rio Grande yes  
Bank of the Southwest at Roswell yes  
Bank of the West yes  
BBVA Compass Bank yes  
Centinel Bank of Taos yes  
Century Bank of Santa Fe yes  
Charter Bank yes  
Citizens Bank of Farmington yes  
Citizens Bank of Las Cruces yes  
City Bank NM yes  
Clovis National Bank yes  
Community 1st Bank Las Vegas yes  
Community Bank yes  
Farmers & Stockmens Bank yes  
Farmington Savings Bank yes  
First American in Artesia no  bank declined to participate
First Community Bank yes  
First Federal Bank yes  
First Financial Bank NA yes  
First Financial Credit Union yes  
First National Bank in Alamogordo  yes  
First National Bank in Roswell no  bank declined to participate
First National Bank of Ruidoso yes  
First National Bank of Santa Fe yes  
First New Mexico Bank yes  
First Savings Bank yes  
First State Bank of Socorro yes  
Four Corners Community Bank yes  
Gallup Federal Savings Bank yes  
Grants State Bank yes  
High Desert State Bank yes  
International State Bank yes  
Ironstone Bank yes  
Lea County State Bank yes  
Los Alamos National Bank yes  
Main Bank yes  
My Bank yes  
New Mexico Bank & Trust yes  
Peoples Bank yes  
Pinnacle Bank of Gallup yes  
Pioneer Bank  yes  
Portales National Bank yes  
Roswell National Bank yes  
Southwest Securities FSB yes  
Sunrise Bank of Albuquerque yes  
The Bank of Clovis yes  
The Carlsbad National Bank yes  
The Citizens Bank of Clovis yes  
The First National Bank of New Mexico yes  
Union Savings Bank yes  
Valley Bank of Commerce  yes  
Valley National Bank yes  
VectraBank yes  
Wells Fargo Bank New Mexico yes  
Western Bank of Alamogordo yes  
Western Bank of Clovis yes  
Western Bank of Lordsburg yes  
Western Commerce Bank yes  
Western Heritage Bank yes