Squire v. Vazquez

1. The location of one's domicile is a question of fact. Where it is alleged in a petition that the domicile of a named person was at a named place, and it does not appear from the facts stated in •the petition that the domicile was other than as alleged, the allegation as to domicile is sufficient to withstand a general demurrer.

2. The domicile of the parents at the time of the birth of a child is the domicile of the child, and remains the child’s domicile until changed in some manner as provided by law, either by a change of the domicile of the parents or of the parent whose domicile…