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A spouse domiciled in State F files for divorce there and asks for alimony. The other spouse lives in State G, has never lived in State F, owns no property there, has no contacts there, receives proper notice, and does not appear.
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The court may dissolve the marriage if it has status jurisdiction, but it may not impose alimony on the absent spouse unless it also has personal jurisdiction over that spouse. The court may impose alimony only if the spouses have children. The court may impose alimony because marriage itself creates personal jurisdiction in every state. The court must dismiss the divorce because support is requested.

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