As a court of common pleas judge for 18 years, Gill reviews the decisions of certain state administrative agencies, issues marriage licenses, administers divorce, spousal support, parental custody, adoption, and eminent domain proceedings, and oversees criminal felony cases, civil suits with alleged damages over $15,000, and cases involving individuals under 18 who are abused, neglected, or parent-less.

As an attorney working in private practice for 18 years, Gill researched, drafted, and filed legal documents and provided defense and counsel to clients specializing in family law.

Serves as lead Judge for the Juvenile Advisory Committee and the Crossover Initiative.

As a Court of Common Pleas Judge, Gill made efforts to establish community Juvenile Restorative Circles to help expand Restorative Justice practices in Franklin County.

Made efforts to improve outcomes for juveniles and families, including co-sponsoring Permanency Values Training, Casey Family Programs, and Franklin County Children’s Services.

Said in Domestic and Juvenile Court, she "continues to work to improve case flow processes" so family matters are handled in a timely fashion.

Volunteered as a mentor of Big Brothers & Big Sisters programs, the Lawyer to Lawyer Mentoring Program.

Volunteered with truant children at West High School and with the Dominican Learning Center.

Served as a Moot Court volunteer judge.