Lindsay J. Wells

Lindsay J. Wells is a Partner at Rogness & Field, P.A.  She serves clients in the areas of family law, Collaborative Divorce, estate planning, antenuptial/postnuptial agreements, step-parent adoption, guardianship, conservatorship, and probate. Ms. Wells lives in the Twin Cities and works with clients across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Over the years, she has built an impressive record of service via her work in private practice and routinely draws on knowledge received from prior roles with the Washington County Public Defender’s Office, Tubman Family Alliance Center and the William Mitchell College of Law’s Child Protection Clinic. Her experiences have helped her develop a deeper understanding of family law and the underlying psychological considerations of the families involved.

Ms. Wells completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. While earning her B.A., she was a member of the Students for Family and Children and served on the Board for the Phi Upsilon Omicron Honor Society. She then went on to complete her J.D. at William Mitchell College of Law. During this time, she held several leadership positions, such as treasurer of the Elder Law and Estate Planning Society. She has been licensed to practice in Minnesota since 2013 and in Wisconsin since 2015. She is also admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota. 

When tackling family law, Collaborative Divorce, guardianship, conservatorship, and probate cases, Ms. Wells works closely with her clients to find amicable solutions. She understands that maintaining the peace, when possible, can eliminate litigation, reduce cost, speed up the process as a whole. When amicable resolution is not possible, Ms. Wells skillfully and zealously advocates for her clients to achieve favorable results. In estate planning cases, she routinely helps families craft unique solutions and plans that meet their individual needs and goals.

In addition to being a strong advocate for her clients, Ms. Wells is also a qualified mediator and Early Neutral Evaluation neutral, and has served as a volunteer mediator at Ramsey County Volunteer Mediation Program. She has also maintained several memberships at law organizations over the years including the Washington County Bar Association, Minnesota State Bar Association and Wisconsin State Bar Association and she is currently the treasurer of the Washington County Bar Association and an alternate Assembly member for the 19th District Bar Association.