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W. Y. Ho

District Judge 15 cases

W. Y. Ho has 15 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026) in the HKFC.

About W. Y. Ho

W. Y. Ho has 15 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026). These were decided across HKFC (15). By subject matter, the largest shares are Evidence Ordinance (1), Rules of the High Court (1) and Matrimonial Causes Ordinance (1). Of these, 15 sitting on the coram.

Source: derived from 15 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.

On the judicial record

W. Y. Ho is a District Judge of the District Court of Hong Kong who presided in the Family Court, with reported matters between 2024 and 2026 concentrated in Family & Divorce. The record includes KCLM v. GW [2026] HKFC 92 and [2026] HKFC 13, LSM v. SWCR and Others [2026] HKFC 55 and [2025] HKFC 102, and C, S (formerly known as C, S) v. W, CT [2026] HKFC 9 and [2025] HKFC 75.

Further reported family matters before W. Y. Ho include YMLI v. LTYS also known as LSTY also known as LST [2025] HKFC 151, WSN v. BOM [2025] HKFC 65 and [2024] HKFC 191, TKW v. NLPS [2025] HKFC 4, CMY v. YDSW [2024] HKFC 221, LM v. FW [2024] HKFC 150 and [2024] HKFC 41, LC v. YM [2024] HKFC 146, and YB v. LX [2024] HKFC 16.

15
Total cases
0
Delivered
15
Sat on (coram)
1
Court

How many cases has W. Y. Ho decided?

W. Y. Ho has 15 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026).

Which courts does W. Y. Ho sit in?

W. Y. Ho sits in HKFC (15).

In which court did W. Y. Ho preside?

W. Y. Ho, a District Judge, presided in the Family Court of Hong Kong, with a reported record between 2024 and 2026 including KCLM v. GW [2026] HKFC 92 and LSM v. SWCR and Others [2026] HKFC 55.

What subject matter dominates W. Y. Ho's reported record?

The reported record for W. Y. Ho, a District Judge sitting in the Family Court, is concentrated in Family & Divorce, illustrated by C, S (formerly known as C, S) v. W, CT [2026] HKFC 9 and WSN v. BOM [2025] HKFC 65.

Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)

Citation influence

2 of W. Y. Ho's authored judgments have been cited by later Hong Kong judgments, 2 times in total, per HKLII citation records.

Coram (15)