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We received your request. A member of our team will read it and follow up using the contact method you chose.
- Personal review. A member of our team reads your message and pays close attention to any court date or deadline.
- Choose a consultation time. For a phone consultation, call (800) 709-1131 at the scheduled time.
- Free consultation. If we can take your matter, we schedule time with the attorney who would actually handle it.
If a court date or deadline changes before we respond, call us at (800) 709-1131.
What Happens Next
What happens after you reach out.
- We start with the basics.
Tell us what happened and how to reach you. That is enough for the first message.
- A person reviews your request.
We check the legal issue, county, and any court date or deadline, then make sure the appropriate attorney sees it.
- You choose how we follow up.
Call, text, or email, whichever you prefer. Text consent is optional.
- Your responsible attorney stays involved.
The attorney responsible for your matter remains directly involved in strategy, decisions, and legal work. Staff and other lawyers may assist, but they do not take over the representation.
Contacting us does not make Simon Law Group your lawyer. Representation begins only after you and the firm sign a written engagement agreement.
Our Offices
Somerville
Walk-ins Welcome(908) 864-4450
Morristown
By Appt.(973) 968-6611
Flemington
By Appt.(908) 788-6000
Office Hours
Monday to Friday8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday and SundayClosed (answering service available)
Walk-ins welcome at our Somerville office. Morristown and Flemington offices are by appointment.
How fees work
Flat-fee work is priced in writing before it starts: the estate-planning fee schedule is published on this site. Hourly matters use a written retainer with the rate disclosed before engagement, billed monthly with itemized invoices. The consultation includes the fee structure for your matter before you decide to retain us.
Before You Send
A few things worth knowing first
You do not need to have everything figured out before you contact us, and you do not need to know which practice area your matter belongs to. That sorting is our job. What helps most is a short, plain description of what happened, which New Jersey county you are in, and how soon you need an answer. A few situations are genuinely time-sensitive in New Jersey practice, a filing deadline, a court date, a restraining-order hearing, or a foreclosure notice, so if a date is involved, say so up front and we will treat it accordingly.
One caution: until the firm confirms it can take your matter and no conflict exists, hold back privileged documents and sensitive narratives. Sending a form or leaving a message does not, by itself, create an attorney-client relationship. The short answers and next-step prompts below are here to orient you, not to substitute for advice on your specific facts.
Three New Jersey Offices
Where to Find Us
Our main office sits in a Victorian-era building with a covered wrap-around porch at 40 West High Street in downtownSomerville, where walk-ins are welcome during business hours. Street and metered parking and municipal Lot 8 at 9 West High Street are a short walk away. Our Morristown office on 55 Madison Avenue and our Flemington office at Feed Mill Station serve Morris and Hunterdon counties by appointment. Wherever you are in New Jersey, you can reach us by phone, text, or the form above.
Reviewed by Christopher T. Tappan, Esq., Client Services Director, Simon Law Group, LLC · May 2026