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legal residence in Virginia
How is legal residence established in Virginia, for purposes of probate? Is residing in Virginia for at least six months, with no apparent intention to return to one's former domicile, sufficient?

Asked on 11/18/08, 2:46 pm

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Re: legal residence in Virginia

Yes, the residence of the domicillary must be accompanied by his or her intent to remain in the Commonwealth.

Answered on 11/18/08, 4:13 pm

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