While Level 3 Lockdown has allowed for most industries and companies to open and regain some financial footing, the full impact on many employees’ wages and salaries are still in the air. While some workers have had to adjust to significant pay cuts, others are faced with losing a steady income altogether. It’s this state of uncertainty and distress that leaves South Africans disheartened about their futures. But LAW FOR ALL, your caring friend in the law, wants to make the process of getting financial relief a little easier for you. So, we’ve decided to compile a go-to resource

The national lockdown has resulted in a significant increase in law enforcement presence across the country. Around almost every corner, SAPS is on the lookout for anyone who breaks the lockdown laws, which are enforced under the Disaster Management Act. But for those who violate the law, mainly anyone who is arrested for a less serious crime, the SAPS may give the option to pay a fine. Many citizens don’t know that paying lockdown admission of guilt fines in South Africa isn’t necessarily a quick-fix solution to the legal problem and can have long-lasting consquences. Here’s what you need to