Summary Criminal Court
We have been attending Summary Criminal Court for Lawyers and the public since 1997

Small Claims Court
Professional representation for private citizens and business clients, both large and small.

E Scan Fingerprinting
E Scan Fingerprinting offers digital fingerprinting service with RCMP processing in as little as 72 hours for industry leading results.

Landlord Tenant Services
ACF Legal Services can help you with your residential tenancy issues.

Traffic Ticket Services
We will help you fight your traffic tickets. Save points and insurance rates. We handle all accident matters including serious injuries and fatalities.

Professional, Reliable & Affordable Paralegal Representation

ACF Legal Services paralegals specialize in full service legal representation and handle matters involving Traffic Tickets, Small Claims Court, Landlord and Tenant Board, Summary Criminal Court and Provincial Offences Court, including By-Law and Liquor License Act matters. We can help you obtain a Record Suspension (Criminal Pardon) U.S. Entry Waiver, collect a Small Claims Court judgement or even help find you a Lawyer. We are your best choice for professional legal representation.


Since 1997 ACF legal Services

We have been helping people like you take on difficult legal matters and are experts in fighting traffic tickets to avoid demerit points & rising insurance rates.

We specialize in Traffic Tickets, Small Claims Court, Landlord & Tenant Board Record Suspensions, U.S. Waivers and more!


Breach of Contract

One of the most common causes of action, breach of contract is a situation in which a binding agreement is not honoured by one or more of the parties to th

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Apply for your Pardon

Peace of mind is just a click away. Apply now for a Canadian Pardon / Record Suspension.

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Speeding Tickets

Speeding offences are among the most common charges laid under the Highway Traffic Act. A speeding conviction generally results in higher insurance.

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No Insurance

The minimum fine for a first offence is $5000.00 and upon a second conviction, the minimum fine is $10,000.00. Why are the fines so high?

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