Anyone know the legal ruling on this?

[Berta]

I have a co-worker that is a Florida resident but lives/works here. His tags are from Florida and he has to vote in Florida. Nothing illegal that I know of.

[ISAtlanta300]

I have a co-worker that is a Florida resident but lives/works here. His tags are from Florida and he has to vote in Florida. Nothing illegal that I know of.

That's a different scenario and happens

In the case above its where you technically live or reside x amount of days out of a year. The law doesn't give a shit if you owned property on the moon. If you don't live there you can't claim you reside there. The cop probably gave you a ticket when he asked you "is this your correct address".

The law gives you 30 or 60 days to change your license and registration from when you moved here. It's right there on the DMV website.

[Sinfix_15]

That's a different scenario and happens

In the case above its where you technically live or reside x amount of days out of a year. The law doesn't give a shit if you owned property on the moon. If you don't live there you can't claim you reside there. The cop probably gave you a ticket when he asked you "is this your correct address".

The law gives you 30 or 60 days to change your license and registration from when you moved here. It's right there on the DMV website.

How would you legally determine how many days i stayed at one place or the other though?

[ISAtlanta300]

Where the fuck do you sleep? lol.

Seriously though. It's not that hard to establish where you live. If all your IMPORTANT mail like credit card bills, utilities, insurance etc. goes to your address in Georgia, and you have all your shit there, then you reside in Georgia.

Owning property in a state does not necessarily make you a resident of that state.

[Vteckidd]

How would you legally determine how many days i stayed at one place or the other though?

Honor system, tax records, etc.