47.081
Military, naval, or other service as residence.
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47.081 Military, naval, or other service as residence.—Any person in any branch of the Armed Forces of the United States, and the husband or the wife of any such person, if he or she is living within the borders of the state, shall be prima facie a resident of the state for the purpose of maintaining any action.
History.—s. 1, ch. 21966, 1943; s. 3, ch. 67-254; s. 3, ch. 84-114.
Note.—Former s. 46.12.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 6
cases, 1973–1996 · leading case: McCabe v. McCabe
McCabe v. McCabe (1992)
“1st DCA 1988); § 47.081, Fla. Stat. (1991). We express no opinion regarding whether the husband was a resident of Florida for the requisite six-month period prior to his filing of the instant action because this matter should be resolved in a full evidentiary hearing.”
Bowers v. Bowers (1973)
“The trial court took into consideration F.S. § 47.081, F.S.A., pertaining to maintenance of legal actions by members of the military or naval service, but found that physical presence in the State because of military orders must be accompanied by an intent to make such State his…”
Amend. to Fla. Rules of Workers'comp. (1995)
“18(f)(1) (New) Conforms Workers' Compensation to general appellate practice, implementing section 47.081(1), Florida Statutes. 18(f)(2) (Newly Numbered) Clarifies language in conformity with Florida Workers' Compensation Rules of Procedure 18(f)(1) to distinguish between filing…”
Amendments to Florida Rules of Workers' Compensation Procedure (1992)
“18(f)(1) (New) Conforms Workers’ Compensation to general appellate practice, implementing section 47.081(1), Florida Statutes. 18(f)(d2) (Newly Numbered) Clarifies language in conformity with Florida Workers’ Compensation Rules of Procedure 18(f)(1) to distinguish between filing…”
Florida Bar re Workers' Compensation Rules of Procedure (1984)
“18(f)(1) (New) Conforms workers’ compensation to general appellate practice, implementing section 47.081(1), Florida Statutes. 18(f)(d) (Newly Numbered) Clarifies language in conformity with Florida Workers’ Compensation Rule of Procedure 18(f)(1) to distinguish between filing…”
Guaranty Title & Trust Co. v. First Guaranty Title & Escrow of Florida, Inc. (1996)
“Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida. We agree with appellants, however, that the trial court abused its discretion in dissolving the injunction and transferring this action to Broward County where the record reflects that the Broward case had in fact already been voluntarily…”
— 47.081(1) — 3 cases
Amend. to Fla. Rules of Workers'comp. (1995)
“18(f)(1) (New) Conforms Workers' Compensation to general appellate practice, implementing section 47.081(1), Florida Statutes. 18(f)(2) (Newly Numbered) Clarifies language in conformity with Florida Workers' Compensation Rules of Procedure 18(f)(1) to distinguish between filing…”
Amendments to Florida Rules of Workers' Compensation Procedure (1992)
“18(f)(1) (New) Conforms Workers’ Compensation to general appellate practice, implementing section 47.081(1), Florida Statutes. 18(f)(d2) (Newly Numbered) Clarifies language in conformity with Florida Workers’ Compensation Rules of Procedure 18(f)(1) to distinguish between filing…”
Florida Bar re Workers' Compensation Rules of Procedure (1984)
“18(f)(1) (New) Conforms workers’ compensation to general appellate practice, implementing section 47.081(1), Florida Statutes. 18(f)(d) (Newly Numbered) Clarifies language in conformity with Florida Workers’ Compensation Rule of Procedure 18(f)(1) to distinguish between filing…”
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