Jeffrey Chaitoff v. Experian Information Solutions

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• holding that the jurisdiction where one of the parties to a marriage is domiciled can dissolve the marriage without personal service but that it cannot render a personal decree granting or denying alimony
• holding that the court in a jurisdiction where one of the parties to a marriage is domiciled can dissolve the marriage without personal service, but cannot render a personal decree granting or denying alimony
• noting that the Full Faith and Credit Clause “substituted a command for the earlier principles of comity and thus basically altered the status of the States as independent sovereigns”
• adopting doctrine of divisible divorce as means of accommodating separate interests of each state to matters of “dominant concern”
• the Full Faith and Credit Clause \substituted a command for the earlier principles of comity and thus basically altered the status of the States as independent sovereigns\
• the Full Faith and Credit Clause \substituted a command for the earlier principles of comity and thus basically altered the status of the States as independent sovereigns\

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