Simon Law Group handles family law, estate planning, probate, personal injury, civil litigation, business, real estate, bankruptcy, foreclosure, workers' compensation, SSDI, and appellate matters in Burlington County.
Burlington County practice scope
Burlington County matters are not all the same just because they share a county name. The useful local question is usually venue, court process, office access, records, travel, local property or employment patterns, and which Simon Law Group practice group should evaluate the issue first.
This page is the general Burlington County service hub. The county-specific divorce page remains available for Family Part details, but Simon Law Group's local work is broader than divorce. We handle family law, estate planning, probate, personal injury, civil litigation, business litigation, legal malpractice, real estate, bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, workers' compensation, SSDI, appeals, criminal defense, DUI/DWI, expungement matters in this county.
County seat: Mount Holly. Listed county court location: Burlington County Court Facility, Mount Holly. Nearby Simon Law Group location: Somerville office.
County facts
- County: Burlington County, New Jersey
- Formed: 1681
- County seat: Mount Holly
- Listed county court location: Burlington County Court Facility, Mount Holly
- Population: 481,439 (2025 Census estimate; source checked August 27, 2026)
- Nearby office: Somerville office
- Criminal/DUI: Accepted in this county in the practice areas the firm handles.
Known for
- Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst connections
- Pinelands and farmland
- Philadelphia-area commuting
- historic Mount Holly
Official starting points
How to use this county hub
Divorce, custody, support, or domestic violence
Use the Burlington County divorce page for Family Part venue, local process, and county-specific family-law concerns.
Wills, trusts, probate, Medicaid, or tax planning
Start with estate planning or probate, then choose the trust, Surrogate, Medicaid/LTSS, or tax topic that fits your question.
Accident, premises, PIP, insurance, or damages
Start with personal injury, the car accident/PIP page, or the damages guide depending on whether the immediate issue is coverage, proof, or valuation.
Business, real estate, malpractice, foreclosure, or benefits
Use the practice-area hub to find civil litigation, business disputes, legal malpractice, real estate, bankruptcy, foreclosure, workers' compensation, SSDI, or appeals.
Burlington County intake guide
Who this guide helps
Manufacturing and distribution workers, shift employees, contractors, and people whose matter involves equipment, pension, or supply records.
What to sort out
Shift income, equipment ownership, retirement benefits, and contract performance can be documented by different employers, plans, vendors, and business systems.
Court and agency routing
This Burlington County page is a routing aid for intake only. The appropriate court division, probate channel, or agency process depends on the matter, and the Burlington Vicinage directory is the official source for court locations.
Official court source: NJ Courts Burlington Vicinage.
Three intake decisions
- Clarify whether the person is an hourly employee, supervisor, contractor, equipment owner, pension participant, customer, or vendor, including any military or federal employment connection.
- Organize time records, shift differentials, equipment titles, pension statements, purchase orders, and contract communications by employer or transaction.
- Note whether the immediate issue needs Family Part, Civil Part, probate or Surrogate review, a workplace or benefits agency path, or another forum to be confirmed at intake.
Official local evidence: The NJDOL Burlington County report identifies a 76.1% increase in transportation and warehousing employment over the report comparison period ending in 2024. View the 2026 NJDOL county report using 2024 data.Source checked July 12, 2026.
Prepare for intake: Bring pay and shift records, benefit statements, equipment documents, contracts, purchase orders, and existing notices or pleadings to an intake evaluation for record and routing review.
Services in Burlington County
Family law and divorce
County-specific Family Part issues, divorce, custody, support, alimony, mediation, domestic violence, and post-judgment work in Burlington County.
Estate planning, probate, and elder law
Planning and administration work connected to Burlington County families, homes, Surrogate filings, fiduciary duties, and long-term-care concerns.
Personal injury and insurance
Injury and insurance matters involving local roads, premises, PIP benefits, medical proof, damages, and post-accident documentation.
Civil, business, and real estate
Disputes involving contracts, businesses, professional duties, real estate, title issues, appeals, and damages.
Financial and benefits matters
Financial distress, foreclosure, workplace injury, and disability-benefit matters where court deadlines, agency rules, and records matter.
Criminal defense and DUI/DWI
Criminal-defense and DUI/DWI work is accepted in Burlington County in the practice areas the firm handles, along with the firm's civil, family, estate, injury, business, real estate, benefits, and appellate practices.
Local issue patterns
Military, federal civilian, suburban real estate, and Philadelphia-area commuter issues can affect support, pension, and civil litigation analysis. These local facts are not a substitute for legal analysis, but they help identify which documents, valuations, medical records, account statements, court filings, or agency records should be gathered first.
Communities served
Simon Law Group handles Burlington County matters involving clients in Mount Holly, Mount Laurel, Evesham, Marlton, Medford, Moorestown, Burlington, Willingboro, Pemberton, Cinnaminson, and nearby communities where venue or client needs connect the matter to this county.
Burlington County questions we are asked
Where are Burlington County divorce and family law cases heard?
Burlington County divorce, custody, and support matters are heard in the Superior Court, Chancery Division, Family Part. The one Burlington County facility the NJ Courts vicinage directory lists is the Burlington County Court Facility, 49 Rancocas Road in Mount Holly, and the family offices directory labels the Burlington entry there a Finance Division rather than a Family Division. Burlington County is a single-county vicinage, so its Superior Court work is not administered jointly with a neighboring county. Which county a divorce is filed in is set by court rule, not by where either spouse lives today, so a recent move can change the answer. Confirm venue with a lawyer before filing.
Where is a will probated in Burlington County?
Probate for a Burlington County estate opens at the Burlington County Surrogate's Office at 50 Rancocas Road, 1st Floor, Mount Holly, NJ 08060, a different Rancocas Road building from the Burlington County court facility at number 49, one street number away. Probate of wills, estate administration (appointment of executors and administrators), and applications for letters of guardianship of a minor are filed with the County Surrogate's Office; an adult guardianship case is filed there and heard in Superior Court. Which county's Surrogate opens the estate is set by where the decedent was domiciled at death, and where domicile is unclear that is a question for counsel.
Which courts serve Burlington County residents?
Superior Court work for Burlington County runs through the Burlington County Court Facility at 49 Rancocas Road in Mount Holly, while the Surrogate keeps its own office at 50 Rancocas Road for probate and estate filings. Municipal court matters, including most traffic tickets, are heard by the municipal court of the Burlington County town where the case arose rather than at the county court facility. Current Burlington County court locations and hours are published on the NJ Courts vicinage directory at njcourts.gov.
Which communities in Burlington County does Simon Law Group serve?
Simon Law Group lists the Somerville office as the nearby office for Burlington County and takes matters countywide, including Mount Holly, Mount Laurel, Marlton and the rest of Evesham, Medford, Moorestown, Willingboro, Pemberton, and Cinnaminson. The firm also publishes a Burlington County divorce page that carries the Family Part specifics this overview leaves out.
What types of Burlington County matters does Simon Law Group handle?
Burlington County work at Simon Law Group spans the practice areas the firm handles, including family law, estate planning, probate, personal injury, civil and business litigation, real estate, bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, workers' compensation, Social Security Disability, criminal defense and DUI matters, and appeals. Military and federal civilian households are part of Burlington County life, and service pay statements, federal pension and thrift savings records, and relocation or deployment orders each come from a different administrator, so sorting those records by issuer early keeps a support, property division, or estate question moving.
Useful resources for Burlington County matters
Resources library
Guides, newsletters, eBooks, and public legal resources.
Damages explained
How tort, contract, punitive, treble, insurance, and proof issues affect case value.
Probate, trusts, and administration
When New Jersey probate is manageable and when trust planning helps.
Estate and inheritance taxes
New Jersey inheritance tax and federal estate/gift/GST planning anchors.
Post-accident evidence playbook
Evidence steps after an accident, including records, photos, symptoms, and insurance communications.
DUI / DWI defense
Criminal/DUI work is accepted in Burlington County in the practice areas the firm handles.
Expungement
Eligibility, Clean Slate, petitions, objections, and court handling.
Discuss a Burlington County matter
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