A state court can exercise jurisdiction over any property within the boundaries of the state regardless of the property owner's location.

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A state court has jurisdiction over any property within the state's boundaries, regardless of the property owner's location. This is known as in rem jurisdiction. However, personal jurisdiction over the property owner may still need to be established for the court to make a binding ruling on the property.

A State Court Can Exercise Jurisdiction Over Any Property Within