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Spouse moved to State C, stayed in a short-term rental for 70 days, and obtained an ex parte State C divorce after the other spouse received notice but did not appear. Spouse then returned to State A. In State A, the other spouse argues that Spouse was never domiciled in State C.
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The nonappearing spouse may never challenge domicile once a divorce court recites that it had jurisdiction. The decree is automatically void because all ex parte divorces are invalid. Because the nonappearing spouse did not litigate domicile in the divorce action, the spouse may collaterally attack whether the filing spouse was actually domiciled in the rendering state. The nonappearing spouse's only remedy is to sue the judge who entered the divorce.

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