Bradford v. Lincoln Bank & Trust Co. of Louisville

(after stating the case as above).

The statute authorizes the order made in this case where the guardian and his ward are nonresidents of this state. Article 4285, R.S.

When Jenkins and wife were divorced and the custody of the child awarded to the mother, the domicile of the child was that of the mother, which was in Texas. Upon the death of the mother and subsequent appointment of T. L. Bradford, Sr., as guardian, by the county court of Dallas county, and the decree of the district court of Dallas county in the habeas corpus proceeding, the domicile of the child was,-in Dallas, wfrfjfp…