Anthony P. asked

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I am a member of a non-profit religious association catering to a particular ethnic sect. Most members belong to the sect, but there are some members whose spouses do not belong to this sect and they are termed Associate Members with no voting rights. Is this legally acceptable in California?

April 1st, 2023

James W. answered

Yes, it is legally acceptable in California. If the non-voting members want to join a religious grou...

April 1st, 2023

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