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Whether or not a condo owner's spouse who is not an owner can serve on the board depends on the specific rules and regulations set forth by the condominium association. Some associations may allow non-owners, such as spouses, to serve on the board, while others may require board members to be owners themselves. It is important to review the governing documents of the condominium association to determine the eligibility requirements for serving on the board.

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Read your governing documents to determine the qualifications for board membership. Usually, this is condominium ownership.

If your spouse is not 'on the title' for the unit as a legal owner, make this clear when nominating the spouse for board membership, which may disqualify him/her. Another option would be to add the owner's spouse to the title.

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