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A spouse domiciled in State A files for divorce in State A. The other spouse lives in State B, receives proper notice, has no contacts with State A, and does not appear. State A enters a decree dissolving the marriage and ordering the State B spouse to pay support.
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The decree is valid only if the spouses married in State A. The support order is valid because support always follows automatically from a valid status divorce. The divorce is valid as to marital status if the filing spouse was domiciled in State A and the absent spouse received constitutionally adequate notice, but money relief requires personal jurisdiction over the absent spouse. The divorce is invalid for all purposes unless both spouses were domiciled in State A when the complaint was filed.

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