Can a person in one county get a paper from another county to get personal property?

Can a person in one county get a paper from another county to get personal property?
If you are referring to an action to seize the property of another pursuant to a legal procedure, of course a person from anywhere, including from another county, may write or have written the papers called for in the Rules of Court and the Rules of Civil Procedure relevant to a Court of competent jurisdiction (in the other County) over a dispute between one and the owner/holder of the personal property sought to be gotten, execute (sign) those papers and have such papers filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court there.
By doing this, one places himself subject to the jurisdiction of that Court, so that he must go to that County to prosecute the case and to execute, or arrange to have executed) any order(s) of the Court that may issue in connection with the case, or prevail upon a lawyer of the Bar of such Court to appear in the matter there and prosecute the case and execute or arrange to have executed, any Orders of the Court in the case.