Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board v. Ackerman

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• holding neglect in two estates, accompanying multiple misrepresentations, and early receipt of fee required a ninety-day suspension
• holding attorney violated rule 32:1.3 for the dilatory handling of estates, despite receiving delinquency notices and inquiries from the beneficiaries
• concluding attorney’s premature taking of probate fees contrary to our court rules was prejudicial to the administration of justice
• holding the attorney violated rule 32:1.3 for the dilatory handling of estates, despite receiving notices and inquiries from beneficiaries
• finding violation of rule 32:1.3 for dilatory handling of estates despite notices and inquiries from beneficiaries
• imposing a ninety-day suspension for neglect in two estates, multiple misrepresentations to the court and to the beneficiaries of one of the estates, and early receipt of probate fees

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