Rule 13 - Consent to disbarment(a) An attorney who is the subject of an investigation into allegations of misconduct on his or her part may consent to disbarment, but only by delivering to the Board an affidavit stating that he or she desires to resign and that: (1) his or her consent is freely and voluntarily rendered; he is not being subjected to coercion or duress; he or she is fully aware of the implications of submitting his or her consent;(2) he or she is aware that there is a presently pending investigation into allegations that he or she has been guilty of misconduct the nature of which he or she shall specifically set forth;(3) he or she acknowledges that the material facts upon which the complaint is predicated are true or he or she submits his or her consent because he believes that if charges were predicated upon the misconduct under investigation he or she could not successfully defend himself or herself against them.(b) Upon receipt of the required affidavit, the Board shall file it with this Court and this Court shall enter an order disbarring the attorney on consent.(c) The order disbarring the attorney on consent shall be a matter of public record. However, the affidavit required under the provisions of (a) above shall not be publicly disclosed or made available for use in any other proceeding except upon order of this Court.As amended by the court on 5/11/1993; Revised 11/1/2023.