State courts may have jurisdiction in which of the following situations?

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State courts can have jurisdiction in a variety of situations, including when the parties live in different states but the dispute involves state law (regardless of the amount in controversy), when the dispute involves federal law but the parties are from different states, and when the parties live in the same state and are disputing over property located within that state. The amount in controversy and the nature of the law involved (state or federal) can affect whether a case might also be eligible for federal court, but these factors do not exclude state court jurisdiction.

State Courts May Have Jurisdiction in Which of the Following