Advisory Opinion 2022-10 concludes that a magistrate may serve as a trustee of a nonprofit condominium association when the magistrate is a resident condominium owner. The Board reminds magistrates to consider when their disqualification or resignation from the association may be required if the association frequently appears in matters before him or her. The Board also advises magistrates not to engage or serve as a legal advisor for the association or use their judicial title in conjunction with their association duties. This opinion replaces Adv. Op. 2004-3. Read the opinion……………………….. (PDF)
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