Rachel Levine

Director of Client Services

• Seattle University School of Law – J.D.
• The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology – M.A.
• University of Washington – B.A.

Rachel Levine is the Director of Client Services at View Ridge Law, bringing an exceptional and rare combination of legal training and clinical counseling experience to the firm. In her role, Rachel steps in after the initial intake process to conduct the vital “case evaluation” stage. She is uniquely equipped to prepare prospective clients for a road ahead that is not only deeply intricate, but emotionally profound.

Throughout her diverse professional background, Rachel has recognized how tightly intertwined legal hurdles and life’s emotional challenges truly are. Her knowledge of how the legal system impacts families allows her to understand what people face when personal crises are compounded by legal complexities. Having seen firsthand how traditional legal frameworks can overlook a client’s holistic well-being during high-stress transitions, Rachel is intentional about helping every person who sits down to share their story feel seen as a whole person.

In addition to her legal background, Rachel has spent years running a thriving private counseling practice, supporting individuals through high stress, grief, trauma, and major life transitions. This deep clinical experience allows her to bring an unmatched level of trauma-informed care to her evaluations. Rachel excels at handling high-stakes, sensitive conversations, breaking down what to expect into manageable, reassuring steps, and creating a grounded, supportive environment where people can share their stories and feel empowered to make informed decisions.

Rachel is a proud native of Seattle, having completed all her degrees locally. Her dedication to systemic fairness and social justice shines through her past academic accolades, including holding multiple CALI excellence awards for her legal coursework and having served on the Seattle Journal for Social Justice.

Volunteer & Community Work

• Co-Founded a local non-profit, Community Passageways

Publications & Presentations

• Sponsor and Presenter of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs focusing on Legal ethics and increasing professional effectiveness when working with clients facing trauma.