Code of Judicial Conduct / Ethics
SECTION 11. Use of residence by lawyers in the family. - A judge shall not allow their residence to serve as the law office or the law office address of other lawyers in the family, or be used to receive and confer with their clients and potential litigants. In all cases involving a common residence of a judge and other lawyers in the family, a judge shall avoid inappropriate engagement in or involvement with the professional work of the lawyers, including discussing the merits of a case, providing legal opinions, or intervening with strategic approaches.
This provision shall also apply to members of the family who, not being judges or lawyers, are engaged in legal or law-related professions.