Madison attended Shenandoah University in Winchester, Virginia, and graduated with her B.S. in History in 2016. Madison then attended Baylor University Law School, graduating with her J.D. in 2019. Madison focused her studies on family law and alternative dispute resolution, taking courses such as Advanced Family Law and Negotiations, thus completing the Family Law
Practice Professional Track. Madison also took courses in which she participated in mock trials, mediations, and depositions. Madison completed two internships while attending law school, both focusing on family law.

While in law school, Madison was an active member of the Baylor Public Interest Legal Society and acted as the Volunteer Chair for the annual Adoption Day event. Madison was also a dedicated volunteer with Court Appointed Special Advocates, where she advocated for children in the state child welfare system through written reports and by testifying in the courtroom.

Since finishing law school, Madison has worked as a law clerk for a construction law firm and has worked as a family law attorney. Madison has a passion for advocacy in family law matters. She knows that her clients deserve to have someone in their corner who is compassionate, professional, and knowledgeable. Madison is a problem-solver, and she strives to guide her clients in an empathetic and logical way during times which can be emotionally-charged and complex. Madison believes that taking on family law matters is a big responsibility, and she will always do her best to assist her clients.

Madison is a member of the Austin Young Lawyers Association, the Austin Bar Association, the Family Law Section of the Austin Bar Association, and the Family Law, LGBT Law, and Women and the Law Sections of the State Bar of Texas.