In New Jersey, the Rules of Professional Conduct state that an attorney must indicate the address and phone number of the law practice in papers filed with the court (Rule 1:4.1 (b)). However, this has not been enforced to mean that an attorney must have a physical office.

As a solo attorney, you have multiple options when it comes to a physical office. You may have your own office space or you may be a subtenant in the office of another attorney or other professional. Perhaps you have a virtual office and work in a co-working space or an office suite. Many solo attorneys have opted for the low overhead of a dedicated workspace in their homes.