West Virginia Code § 44-3A-38

Matters that will disqualify fiduciary commissioners
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No person shall perform the duties of a fiduciary commissioner or special fiduciary
commissioner in any matter wherein he will be passing upon his own account or acts; nor,
where he will be called to pass upon any account or acts with reference to which he served
as attorney or counselor; nor shall he be in any manner interested in the fees or emoluments
of any fiduciary whose accounts or acts are before him for any action requireed by this
chapter; nor shall he be surety on the bond of the fiduciary whose accounts are before him
or agent of, or pecuniarily associated with another who may be such surrety; nor shall he be
qualified to act in or pass upon any matter before him in which, were he a judge of the
circuit court and the matter were therein pending, he would for any reason be disqualified to
serve. Any person who violates this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon
conviction thereof, shall for each and every violation, be finetd not less than fifty nor more
than $500 or imprisoned in the county jail for not more than six months, or punished by both
fine and imprisonment at the discretion of the court; and upon such conviction his office
shall in so facto become vacant.

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