Anna Linden

Anna Linden, a devoted litigator in Bellingham, Washington, is recognized for her passionate advocacy in family law. With a personal history of overcoming adversity, she is committed to supporting clients through negotiations and courtroom proceedings, understanding the significant challenges they face.

A native of Seattle, Anna's journey began at Ingraham High School, where she worked at a residential care facility. She pursued higher education at Knox College in Illinois, where she graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, complemented by minors in Biology and Environmental Studies. During her college years, she actively organized fundraisers for the Wounded Warrior Project and food drives for local schools.

Anna continued her legal education at Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon. There, she focused on family law, volunteering with St. Andrew Legal Clinic and The Commons Law Center. Her dedication earned her the Pro Bono Challenge Award from the Oregon Supreme Court. She also contributed to the Animal Law Review, participated in mock trials, and served as a research assistant. Anna graduated cum laude and ranked in the top 1% of national bar exam applicants.

Following law school, Anna gained valuable experience clerking for Judge Earl A. Peterson in Alaska. Her work encompassed a variety of cases, including felony trials and complex civil litigation. Returning to Seattle, she has since concentrated her practice on family law, leveraging her diverse background to provide tailored solutions for her clients.