Genevieve Madill practices civil litigation, with a focus on Trusts and Estates Litigation. She previously articled with the firm.
Genevieve Madill practices civil litigation, with a focus on Trusts and Estates Litigation. She previously articled with the firm.
Genevieve Madill practices civil litigation, with a focus on Trusts and Estates Litigation. She previously articled with the firm.
Genevieve received her Juris Doctor from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. While at law school, Genevieve was involved with the faculty’s community legal clinic where she assisted low-income clients on a variety of legal matters. Genevieve also competed in the Callaghan Memorial Moot.
Prior to law school, Genevieve received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Ottawa. She participated in the co-operative education program at the University of Ottawa and held a number of positions with the federal government.
In her spare time, Genevieve enjoys travelling and practising yoga.
Our client objected to the accounts as presented by the Applicant, in her capacity as Attorney for Property of her late mother. The Applicant sought reimbursement of expenses in the amount of $89,102.07 and compensation in the amount of $10,904.13. The claimed expenses were not property documented and reduced to $31,989.47. The Court found that the Applicant lacked the required care and responsibility with respect to her duties as a fiduciary and her compensation was reduced to $6,000. The Applicant was also ordered to repay $62,500 to the Estate improperly withdrawn from the mother’s account while she was acting as a fiduciary.