I am not to sure i understand when you say how do we prove lawful presence. I think there is an assumption that the prisoner will be lawfully present in the country unless ofcoz the prisoner is an ilegal immigrant which in that case they will still be domiciled in their country of origin.
What is the domicile of a child born of unmarried parents, where the parents reside in different areas as well as the child who spends time with them both.
Looking at the case of a couple who is divorcing but they're from 2 different countries, do we use the law of the place they are current domiciled?
It’s best that you give me the whole scenario so we don’t confuse the matrimonial property regime and domicile.
In terms of the prisoner, how do we also prove lawful presence as that's the requirement for domicile of choice
I am not to sure i understand when you say how do we prove lawful presence. I think there is an assumption that the prisoner will be lawfully present in the country unless ofcoz the prisoner is an ilegal immigrant which in that case they will still be domiciled in their country of origin.
What is the domicile of a child born of unmarried parents, where the parents reside in different areas as well as the child who spends time with them both.
If they are unmarried, The child uses the domicile of the mother. It is automatic.
Can a person acquire 2 domicile simultaneously?
You can only have one domicile at a time. Please do not confuse domicile with citizenship.