Crane died in San Diego. Jernigan claimed she was his heir by reason of her having been raised by relations, the Boodgoods, who raised Jernigan in Indiana and held her out as their daughter after she was abandoned by her natural parents. Under Prob. Code 6453 and the Uniform Parentage Act (Prob. Code, 7611), Jernigan is presumed to be the Bloodgoods’ child since they openly held her out as their child. This decision holds that California law determines who is an heir of an intestate who was domiciled in California when he died even if the parent-child relationship was formed in another state (such as Indiana). The presumption of parenthood under Prob. Code 6453 and 7611 may be rebutted only by clear and convincing evidence, not by public policy arguments.