Lex Lex Monk logo Monk
FREE LEGAL RESOURCES

Practical legal information, organised to help you find what you need.

Lex Monk shares free, plain-language legal information for public education. Browse guides, checklists, templates and practical resources. These materials are general information only and are not legal advice for a specific situation.

⚖

Application & Petition Templates

Ready-to-fill illustrative formats for common applications, complaints and petitions.

⚖

Legal Checklists

Prepare before approaching a police station, court, tribunal, commission, authority or legal-aid body.

⚖

Know Your Rights

Plain-language information about important rights and protections in everyday situations.

⚖

Legal Aid

Understand possible eligibility, what assistance can cover, how to apply and where to seek help.

⚖

Legal Awareness Sessions

Free public legal-awareness sessions for colleges, schools, housing societies, workers, senior citizens and community groups.

⚖

The New Criminal Laws

A guide to BNS, BNSS and BSA and the major changes from the earlier criminal-law framework.

⚖

The Code on Wages, 2019

A detailed guide to minimum wages, payment of wages, statutory bonus and equal remuneration.

⚖

The Industrial Relations Code, 2020

A detailed guide to trade unions, standing orders, grievance redressal and industrial disputes.

⚖

The Code on Social Security, 2020

A detailed guide to provident fund, insurance, gratuity, maternity benefits and social security.

⚖

The Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020

A detailed guide to working hours, leave, workplace safety, welfare and working conditions.

⚖

Which Forum Should You Approach?

A practical map of courts, tribunals, commissions, authorities and dispute-resolution mechanisms.

USE THESE TOGETHER

A simple path through the resources

1. Understand

Start with Know Your Rights or the relevant legal guide.

2. Identify

Use Which Forum Should You Approach? to understand the possible route.

3. Prepare

Use the relevant checklist before approaching an authority.

4. Draft

Use an illustrative application template where appropriate, after checking current requirements.

ImportantFree resources do not create an advocate-client relationship. Laws, procedures, jurisdictional limits and contact details can change. Check the last-reviewed information and verify current requirements before acting.