· 12/18/1896
Heck v. Mayor
Citations
- 42 N.Y.S. 1126
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the father remained a New Mexico domiciliary despite his lengthy presence in California due to military assignment because he retained a New Mexico driver license, voted and paid taxes there, and intended to return to New Mexico onee his military service was complete
- noting “general definition of residence . . . allow[s] for multiple residences,” but “ ‘residence’ for the purpose of the UIFSA, must mean ‘domicile,’ of which there can be only one”
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