I will do law firm bookkeeping in quickbooks online

Yes. Client money stays a liability until earned, the trust bank never mixes with operating activity, and every client's balance is tracked individually inside the trust total.

Each month the trust bank statement, the trust ledger in the books, and the sum of individual client balances must all agree exactly. I reconcile all three, so any drift surfaces the month it starts.

On a documented trail every time: the client's liability reduces, income is recognized, the transfer lands in operating, and both banks reconcile. Never a shortcut straight into income.

Yes. Filing fees, experts and court costs paid on a client's behalf are tracked per client as recoverable amounts, so nothing you're owed dissolves into general expenses.

Yes. Matters or clients carry classes or sub customers, so income and cost read by case type as clearly as firm wide.

Yes, that's the most common cleanup I do for firms. Entries are rebuilt so trust money, earned fees and operating activity each sit where they belong, with the trail restored.

Yes. Reconciliations that stopped a year or more ago are recoverable: ledgers rebuilt, trust reconciled three ways month by month, operating brought current. Accounts and volume set the price.

Yes, a certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor with an MBA in Finance, and law firm bookkeeping is one of my core specialties.

Accountant access to your QuickBooks Online (Settings, Manage Users, Accounting Firms), plus operating and trust bank statements for the period. Practice software exports help if you use one.

Yes. Once trust and operating are current, I can keep them that way each month: three way reconciliation, transfers documented, reports delivered, so the books stay review ready all year.