Chak Chuen Ho Legal Services

07/01/2024

We will soon be putting into effect a limited Night Shift Schedule to better service Clients limited by their 9am to 5pm work schedules. Further updates on this limited schedule to come.

01/23/2024

Today C.C.Ho Legal Services celebrates its third year of establishment and continuous operations. Here’s to the next three years of further growth and service to the community.

01/06/2024

An intreasting glimps into what the future may look like

Watch Toronto looks to change dispute system to increase speed camera enforcement Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

01/01/2024

From our Office to all,
We wish you a Happy New Year.

12/20/2023

Season's Greetings
Our Office will switch over to Holiday Reduced Operations between Dec 22nd to Jan 2nd. Our phone line will remain on regular service and hours. Limited Appointments will be kept open for the most urgent and serious inquiries.

07/27/2023

We are proud to announce our new location at 309 Jane Street, Toronto is now fully operational. Our service area will remain the same, Peel Region and the City of Toronto (West).

03/01/2023

March is “Highway Traffic Act Month” at Chak Chuen Ho Legal Services.
Stay tuned as we focus on it throughout the next 31 days.

09/06/2022

Recent trends in the Region

Theft and burglary continue to be an issue for Mississauga and Brampton residents as 60 incidents of break and enter were recorded in the region in the past 30 days. According to Peel Police crime mapping data there have been 60 break and enters in the time between Aug. 3 and Aug. 31. That means [.....

08/31/2022

Just another reminder Cycling is regulated by traffic and municipal bylaws

Cops have been doing blitzes around the city

08/30/2022

Have you thought of Crypto? The Law may be catching up.

Contact us If you have any questions about crypto assets or to report suspected fraud. Tel: 1-877-785-1555 Email: [email protected]

07/14/2022

Virtual Court but still Court never the less, always act in the formal and dignified manner as expected.

As a Toronto police officer test­i­fied by Zoom in a domestic viol­ence trial, Ontario Court Justice André Cham­ber­lain heard the ping of what seemed to be a social media mes­saging app. Then he saw the officer and the officer in charge of the case,...