· 11/7/1964
Estate of Schoof v. Schoof
Citations
- 396 P.2d 329
- 193 Kan. 611
- 1964 Kan. LEXIS 417
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- utilizing two factors— bodily presence and intent—which are included in the factors propounded by the Friedman Court
- residence requires bodily presence at location coupled with an intent to remain either permanently or for an indefinite period
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Judges: Fontron
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