Tami Schack

Tami Schack brings a thoughtful, client-centered approach to her work with The Levey Law Group. Raised in Shoreline, Washington, she spent much of her adult life in the South, exploring Florida, Alabama, Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee. That breadth of life experience helps her relate to clients from many backgrounds and guide them through difficult transitions with understanding and care.

Tami chose to pursue law after a professor recognized a gift that would later become central to her work: the ability to take complex legal concepts and explain them in plain, accessible language. At the time, she was majoring in Criminal Justice, and that encouragement helped shape the course of her career.

She is especially passionate about advocating for individuals affected by domestic violence and helping clients navigate some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Her experience as a Domestic Violence Advocate reflects a deep commitment to serving vulnerable individuals with compassion, sound guidance, and a steady presence when it matters most.

For the past 32 years, Tami has also been part of the military community, first as a spouse and now as a parent. After her spouse passed, she remained connected while advocating for herself and her children. That experience strengthened her resilience and deepened her commitment to supporting military families.

Outside of her professional life, Tami enjoys spending time with her husband, her three adult children, her son-in-law, and her two dogs.

Her perspective is reflected in this Abraham Lincoln quote:
“Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbor to compromise whenever you can. As a peacemaker, the lawyer has a superior opportunity of being a good man. There will still be business enough.”

More About Tami
Education and Honors
University of Washington, Tacoma
Dean’s List: 2013, 2014
Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of Law

Volunteer Work and Involvement
Domestic Violence Advocate
Legal Aid Clinic, Family Law Division
YMCA Mock Trial