George Linardos v. Edmund Fortuna, Joan Fortuna and Susan Joan Linardos

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• holding that it is “hornbook law” that federal diversity jurisdiction is examined at the time the action was commenced
• effecting a change in domicile requires residence in a new domicile and the intention to remain there indefinitely
• establishing domicile in a new state requires an “the intention to remain there.”
• plaintiff bears the burden of establishing that diversity jurisdiction existed at the time the action was commenced
• plaintiff bears the burden of establishing that diversity jurisdiction existed at the time the action was commenced
• federal court does not have jurisdiction if diversity did not exist at time action was filed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).