NMSA 32A-28-3. Indian child's domicile; determination of domicile and
In Indian child custody proceedings, the court must decide and order the child’s domicile, residence, and whether a tribal court has jurisdiction. The department must communicate with the child’s tribe, and if the tribe is unclear, with any tribe that may be the child’s tribe.
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