Lipham v. State

1. “The right, under the Constitution of every State in the Hnited States, to regulate the matter of marriage and divorce within its own borders, and to defend it against encroachment, and to fix and declare the matrimonial status of its own citizens, is undoubted, and the full faith and credit provision of the Constitution is not to be construed so as to defeat this right, nor is the provision applicable at all save to judgments rendered with jurisdiction, which is the power to adjudge, and jurisdiction may be collaterally inquired into.” De Bouchel v. Candler, 296 Fed. 482. “Actual domicile…