Srabone Monir, JD

Attorney at Law

Srabone Monir, Esq., is an Attorney based in New York. She received her JD from the St. John's University School of Law in 2013, and has used her legal training in positions for 32BJ SEIU, the New York Legal Assistance Group, and Disability Rights New York. She is currently a Principal Law Clerk with the New York State Supreme Court. She is also a VA Accredited Attorney as of 2015 and is licensed to practice law in New Jersey and in New York.

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How to

Write a Legal Contract

A contract creates legal obligations between two or more “parties” (individuals, businesses, institutions, etc) involved in the contract. Contracts are agreements to exchange something of value (usually goods or serv...

How to

Find a Good Attorney

Learn how to find a great lawyer who won't break the bankFinding a good attorney may be the most important step you can take toward winning a legal case and it doesn't have to be a difficult task. You will, however, nee...

How to

Write a Construction Contract

If you are a contractor doing work for a client, be sure the work arrangement is clear. A construction contract spells out your work rights and obligations, as well as the obligations of your client. You should always ha...

How to

Write a Breach of Contract Letter

When one party to a contract fails to perform his or her obligation under it without a valid excuse, he or she is in breach of contract. If a contract that you signed is not being fulfilled, you may wish to write to the ...

How to Get a DBA in Texas

A guide to filling out & submitting a DBA application DBA is short for "Doing Business As." In Texas, it's often called an "Assumed Name." A DBA is a legal declaration that you are conducting business under a name differ...

How to

Write a Closing Argument

A closing argument is delivered by an attorney at the end of a trial, after all of the evidence has been presented, witnesses and experts have been questioned, and the theory behind a prosecution or a defense has been gi...

How to

Determine if a Contract Is Valid

A contract is an agreement made between two or more parties that is enforceable by law. The enforcement aspect of a contract is important, because without the ability to enforce an agreement, neither party is required to...

How to

Copyright a Book

When you've created something original, such as a book, you want to ensure that your work—whether published or unpublished protected. Contrary to popular belief, sending yourself a copy of your work through certified m...

How to

Write a Business Contract

Business contracts are crucial to the relationships between companies and business partners. Contracts specify the terms of agreements, services or products to be exchanged and any deadlines associated with the partnersh...

How to

Create a LLC in Texas

A limited liability company (LLC) is a type of business well suited to many smaller enterprises. It allows an owner to limit personal liability in the finances of the company. If someone sues the company, the owners won'...

How to

Terminate a Contract

There are many reasons you may want or need to terminate a contract. A contract may be terminated if certain conditions have changed since the contract was created. Some contracts may also be voided if the contract was...

How to

Make a Contract

If you are creating a contract for goods or services, it is important that you protect yourself by ensuring that the contract is legal and enforceable. Knowing the elements necessary to create and execute a contract can...

How to

Write a Contract for a Deed (Land Contract)

When a property owner wishes to sell his or her property and intends to provide the financing to the buyer, as opposed to the buyer obtaining a traditional mortgage, the parties may use a contract for a deed. This is als...

How to

Sue Someone for Breach of Contract

If you have entered into a contract and fulfilled your obligations but cannot get the other party to do the same, you may want to sue for breach of contract. A breach of contract usually occurs when a party fails to perf...