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Daniela Linge

Associate

Daniela Linge

About

Daniela began her career with Skoubye Nielson Johansen & Baxter as a law clerk before transitioning into her current role as an associate attorney. She focuses her practice on estate and business planning, probate, trust administration, asset protection, and adoptions. Before joining SNJB, Daniela worked in international law and conflict resolution, with experience at various non-profits and the United Nations. Her global perspective, gained through working at refugee camps and engaging with human rights organizations, brings a unique depth to her practice—emphasizing compassion, security, and long-term peace of mind for her clients.

She is passionate about helping individuals and families plan for the future. Her work is grounded in the belief that legal services in this area should foster clarity and confidence during some of life's most important transitions. She is especially devoted to helping parents ensure their children are cared for responsibly and thoughtfully, whether through guardianship planning, adoption, or other family-centered legal protections.

Practice Areas

Estate PlanningBusiness OrganizationsProbateTrust AdministrationAsset ProtectionAdoptions

Education

  • J.D., cum laude, J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University (International Law Society; Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution)
  • B.A., Interdisciplinary Humanities (minor in German Studies), Brigham Young University

Admissions

  • Utah State Bar

Associations

  • Utah State Bar, Probate & Estate Planning Section
  • Utah State Bar, Business Law Section
  • Utah State Bar, Elder Law Section
  • Salt Lake Estate Planning Council

Personal

Originally from Salem, Oregon, Daniela moved to Utah in 2015 to attend BYU and has since made it her home. She and her husband—her best friend and adventure partner—love exploring global cuisine, roller-skating, hiking, and traveling together. They love to bring back spices from around the world to use in their home cooking. Daniela's choice to enter estate law is deeply personal, shaped by firsthand experience that taught her how much peace of mind proper planning can bring. She finds fulfillment in helping clients gain that same peace and protection through intentional legal planning.