Anna Linden

Anna Linden is a dedicated litigator with a personal history of overcoming hardship, adversity, and loss. She is passionate about advocating for her clients, recognizing that they often face some of life’s toughest challenges. Anna is committed to empowering her clients in family law, striving to make a meaningful impact through both negotiations and courtroom representation. A Seattle native, Anna attended Ingraham High School, where she began her career serving food at a residential care facility. She later studied at Knox College in Illinois, organizing fundraisers for the Wounded Warrior Project and food drives for local schools, graduating cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, alongside minors in Biology and Environmental Studies. Continuing her journey, Anna attended Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon. There, she focused on family law by volunteering with St. Andrew Legal Clinic and The Commons Law Center, earning the Pro Bono Challenge Award from the Oregon Supreme Court for her exceptional commitment. Anna also contributed to the Animal Law Review, represented her school in mock trials, and worked as a research assistant. She graduated cum laude and ranked in the top 1% of national bar exam applicants. After law school, Anna clerked for Judge Earl A. Peterson in Alaska, gaining invaluable experience in various cases, including felony trials and complex civil litigation. She then returned to Seattle, where she has dedicated her practice to family law. Her diverse background and personal experiences allow her to develop unique, tailored solutions for her clients.