Nathalie Madore Lawyer

Me Madore specializes in family law. She is passionate about this constantly evolving area of law and participates in several seminars and training activities on the subject to keep her knowledge up to date.

Her energy has led her to occupy various positions where she had the opportunity to apply her legal knowledge. Whether as a lecturer at the École du Barreau, Chair of the Employment Insurance Arbitration Board, returning officer for the riding of Saint-Jean, or president of the Richelieu chapter, she enjoys taking on new challenges.

The judicious advice she provides to her clients encourages the settlement of cases. In complex cases, her experience and insight make her an outstanding litigator who is appreciated by her clients.

Areas of expertise

Family and human rights law

Admission to the Bar

1990

Education

Université de Montréal, LL.B.
Université de Montréal, Minor Certificate in Political Science

Professional activities and associations

Weekly columnist, Le Canada Français newspaper, 2004-2012
Bâtonnière of the Richelieu section, 2008-2009
Returning Officer, Saint-Jean riding, 2003-2006
Chair of the Employment Insurance Arbitration Board, 1998-2003
President of Rues principales Vieux St-Jean, 2002-2007

Publications, conferences and teaching assignments

Lecturer in family law and procedure writing, École du Barreau de Montréal, 1995 to 2013
Speaker at the Fondation Rues principales Conference, at the Capitol de Québec, on real estate investors and municipal bylaws on urban planning, September 2009
Quebec representative for the “Women and the Law” seminars on amendments to the Divorce Act, Vancouver 2000 and Toronto 2001