If both parties to a case live in the same state and there is less than $75,000 in dispute, then no matter what the legal issue, the case must be in state court.

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Federal courts can have jurisdiction over certain types of cases even if the parties are from the same state and the amount in dispute is less than $75,000, such as cases involving federal questions (issues arising under the Constitution, federal laws, or treaties).

If Both Parties to a Case Live in the Same