Linda Rediger

Linda M. Rediger is an attorney in Golden, Colorado, where her firm, Linda M. Rediger Professional Corporation, lists wills, trusts and estate planning among its services. She is also listed with the State Bar of California as Linda Mary Rediger, with an active license.

Her work on adoption includes a book and continuing legal education instruction. Bradford Publishing published her “Stepparent Adoptions in Colorado” in 2003; she also taught “Adoptions and Alternatives to Adoptions.” At the Center for Legal Studies, her teaching assignment was family law, which she taught from 2003 to 2010.

Writing appears elsewhere in Rediger’s professional history. She was an associate editor of Ingham County News Briefs in 1980 and held the CWBA publications chair and a seat on its board of directors from 1989 to 1993. Her education includes a journalism master’s degree from Michigan State University, a bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University and a J.D. from Thomas M. Cooley Law School.

A 1981 law clerk position took her to the Michigan Attorney General’s Office. In another government role, she represented the federal government at hearings around the country as an OCHAMPUS attorney-advisor in appeals and hearings.

Rediger also co-founded Education Nonprofit Corporation. She and Jeffco educators created the Jeffco Writing Challenge and “I Love to Read,” writing contests for Jeffco students.