‘ 1. Familial relationships; conflict of interest. A notary public may not perform a notarial act for a person if the notary public has a conflict of interest and that person is the notary public's:
A. Spouse;
B. Parent;
C. Sibling;
D. Child;
E. Registered domestic partner as provided in Title 22, section 2710;
F. Spouse's parent;
G. Spouse's sibling;
H. Spouse's child;
I. Child's spouse;
J. Registered domestic partner's parent;
K. Registered domestic partner's sibling;
L. Registered domestic partner's child;
M. Registered domestic partner's child's spouse;
N. Grandparent;
O. Grandparent's spouse;
P. Grandchild;
Q. Grandchild's spouse;
R. Registered domestic partner's grandparent;
S. Registered domestic partner's grandparent's spouse;
T. Registered domestic partner's grandchild; or
U. Registered domestic partner's grandchild's spouse.
For purposes of this subsection, a conflict of interest exists if the notary public would foreseeably derive some pecuniary benefit from the execution of the document being notarized.’