What is the law for a Will when domicile is between two states? I work in Washington but I am doing my Will in Idaho, I will be moving back in 2 year

Idaho’s tax commission considers your domicile to the “the place you have your permanent home and where you intend to return whenever you're away. It's the place that's the center of your personal and business life.” I know Washington was previously your domicile. However, as I understand it, with recent developments, you no longer consider Washington to be your domicile because you have a home here and you do not consider Washington to be your permanent home (i.e. you will be returning to Idaho). If so, I can provide your estate planning based on Idaho law. However, I do not claim to know how it might affect you, if at all, in other ways. For example, I strongly encourage you to talk to a divorce lawyer in Washington to find out if the fact that you recently switched your domicile to Idaho would have any effect on you should a divorce proceeding in Washington be necessary. I have no reason to think it would have an impact. However, I do not claim to know.