
Alice Chu practices family law, estates litigation, and civil litigation. She represents individuals, families, and business owners before the Ontario Court of Justice and the Superior Court of Justice, including successful trial experience in Family Court. She is a founding Partner of Lumen LLP.
Alice provides legal services in English and Mandarin. Members of her team are also able to assist clients in Cantonese and Korean.
Education:
J.D. - Bond University
B.A. (Honours) – Arts and Business, University of Waterloo
B.A. – National University of Singapore
Professional Affiliations:
Law Society of Ontario (LSO) – Barrister & Solicitor
Supreme Court of Queensland – Solicitor
Before entering law, Alice spent more than seven years as an entrepreneur. That experience gives her a practical understanding of how legal disputes affect her clients’ broader financial and personal lives. She approaches each matter with a focus on strategic problem-solving and long-term outcomes, whether navigating a sensitive family transition or litigating a contentious estate matter.
Alice has been recognized by the University of Waterloo for leadership and excellence in business.
Alice provides comprehensive legal advice and representation across family law and estate matters, helping clients plan for the future, navigate significant life transitions, and resolve complex legal disputes.

Whether you are facing separation, divorce, parenting issues, child or spousal support, or other family-related concerns, we provide practical, compassionate legal guidance tailored to your circumstances. Our goal is to protect your interests and help you achieve a fair, lasting resolution for you and your family.
500 Alden Rd
Units 204, 206 & 217
Markham, ON L3R 5H5
Email: info@lumenllp.ca
Wechat ID: lumenllp
Office: (647) 425-3934 (Services are offered in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Korean.)
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