Transferring funds from a prepaid account to a trust account is a three step process:
The first step in transferring funds from prepaid to trust is to remove the funds from the prepaid account. To do this, you create a "cash receipt" with a "zero" ($0.00) check amount, a "negative" PPD dollar amount, and an equal "positive" Other dollar amount.
To reverse a prepaid amount:
Start Juris and log in, to open the main Juris window.
Select Form > New > Cash Receipt on the menu, to open a new batch window.
Select Form > New on the menu, to open a new cash receipts window.
Click the PPD tab, and enter the client and matter information, along with a "negative" PPD dollar amount.
Click the Other tab, and enter the bank code, account number, and the same dollar amount as on the PPD tab, but as a "positive" amount.
Important!
Do not enter the account number in the Bank Code box.
Post the cash receipt batch. See Post a transaction batch for instructions.
You are ready to transfer the funds.
The second step in transferring funds from prepaid to trust is to create a quick check that can then be received into the trust account.
To create the PPD transfer quick check:
Click Quick Checks.
Tip
Quick Checks allows you to enter a check and a voucher simultaneously.
Select Form > New > Quick Check on the menu, to open a new batch window.
Select Form > New on the menu, to open the Quick Check window.
This action lets you setup a new payment voucher.
Double-click the Your Invoice No. column, to open the Quick Checks detailed voucher window.
Double-click the G/L Distributions icon at the bottom of the detailed voucher window, enter the cash receipt G/L account and the amount you are transferring.
This should be the same account number that you entered in the 'Account #' column, on the Other tab in the Cash Receipt.
This should be the same dollar amount that you entered in the 'Amount' column, on the Other tab in the Cash Receipt.
Note
The program credits and debits the account you used for the G/L Distribution and the Cash Receipt. The credit comes from the Cash Receipt you entered and the debit comes from the check you write.
The quick check is populated with the information you entered in the detailed voucher window.
Select Form > Save on the menu.
A Check Printing window opens.
Note
If you are printing the check(s), ensure that you have check stock in the selected printer before you click the OK button, as the check(s) start printing immediately.
Click the window Close button on the Quick Checks batch window, to close it.
The process is complete. Now you can move on to the third and final step - receiving the funds into the trust account.
The third, and final step in transferring funds from prepaid to trust, is to create a cash receipt in order to post the quick check to the trust account.
Ensure you are at the main Juris window.
Select Form > New > Cash Receipt on the menu, to open a new batch window.
Select Form > New on the menu, to open a new cash receipts window.
In the Check Amount box, type the amount of the quick check.
Click the Trust tab, and enter the client, matter information, trust bank account, and amount.
Post the cash receipt batch. See Post a transaction batch for instructions.
The transfer is complete.
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