Madeline C. Jensen

At Jensen Law Offices, PLLP, in Edina, Minnesota, partner Madeline C. Jensen delivers dedicated, client-centered representation in divorce, child custody and complex family law matters. Serving Minneapolis, Bloomington, Prior Lake, Eagan, Chanhassen and surrounding Twin Cities communities, she understands the profound personal and financial stakes involved in domestic relations disputes. She offers clear, trusted counsel designed to protect parental rights, secure financial stability and guide clients through critical life transitions.

Ms. Jensen crafts customized legal strategies focused on preserving the long-term well-being of families and children. Proficient in alternative dispute resolution and high-stakes courtroom litigation across the metro area, she prioritizes constructive, collaborative agreements through structured mediation whenever feasible. By minimizing emotional conflict and reducing unnecessary litigation expenses, she helps parents establish sustainable, forward-looking arrangements that safeguard their parental rights and protect the stable future of their children.

When contentious domestic disputes demand decisive judicial intervention, Ms. Jensen provides disciplined, persuasive trial advocacy before state family courts. She meticulously builds evidentiary records, addresses intricate asset division and litigates high-conflict custody matters with focused determination. Combining thorough preparation with an authoritative courtroom presence, she vigorously defends her clients' vital interests, serving as an unwavering representative committed to achieving optimal, enduring outcomes throughout every phase of proceedings.

Receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Olaf College in 2015, Ms. Jensen double majored in history and Nordic studies. She subsequently obtained her Juris Doctor from Mitchell Hamline School of Law in 2018. Following law school, she sharpened her judicial insight and legal acumen by clerking for the Honorable Judge Carol Hanks in Minnesota’s Third Judicial District. She was admitted to practice law in Minnesota in 2019, bringing deep procedural knowledge to her practice.