Dave retained Attorney to appeal his criminal conviction and to seek bail pending appeal. The agreed fee for the appearance at the bail hearing was $50 an hour. Dave gave him $800 -- $300 as a retainer and $500 for bail costs to pay the bondsman in the event he was granted bail. Attorney maintains 2 bank accounts. One is for fees, where all earned fees are deposited and from which he writes checks for offices expenses. The other account is the clients' trust account. Attorney initially deposited the entire $800 in the clients' trust account. The week before the bail hearing the attorney spent 6 hours preparing for the hearing but the effort to obtain bail was unsuccessful. Dissatisfied, Dave demanded the return of the entire $800. Under these facts, it is now proper for Attorney to: Question 21 options: Transfer the $800 to the fees account. Transfer $300 to the fees account and leave $500 in the Clients' trust account until Attorney's fee is resolved with the client. Return $500 to the client from the Clients' trust account and transfer $300 to his fees account since he already earned that amount when preparing for the hearing. Send client