attended Archbishop Williams High School, located in Braintree, Massachusetts, where he graduated with Honors in 1972. He then attended Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts, where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree, graduating Cum Laude from its Criminal Justice Program in 1976. In 1978, he became employed as Police Officer for the City of Lakeland Florida Police Department, where he worked for approximately four years through 1982. He returned to Boston in 1982 to attend New England School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts. From 1983 through 1985, Attorney Tombari worked with the United States Department of Justice Bankruptcy Trustee's Office. He graduated from New England School of Law, with Honors, in 1985 and then worked as an attorney for approximately four years at the law firm of , located in Braintree, Massachusetts, while developing his independent law practice. In 1989, Attorney Tombari purchased and renovated the commercial building for his law office located at 65 Willard Street, Quincy, Massachusetts. In 1992, Governor, William F. Weld, appointed Attorney Tombari as a Public Administrator for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. In 2003, Attorney Tombari moved his practice from Quincy, Massachusetts, as he expanded and founded a new law practice, known as, located in Norwell, Massachusetts. At the same time, this transition allowed him the opportunity to join with a long-time friend and developer founding and operating a real estate development company known as the , also located at the Norwell, Massachusetts location. The law firm then merged into and operated under name of the , in the Norwell location. Since 2008 Attorney Tombari has now been operating his law practice and firm under the name of the , in Hanover, Massachusetts Attorney Tombari has extensive trial and litigation experience, and concentrates his practice in such areas of law involving: real estate acquisition, zoning/permitting, financing, and development; commercial business-related matters involving company asset purchases & sales; commercial/residential financing; corporate; bankruptcy; estate, probate and divorce matters; and personal injury matters. Attorney Tombari is a former member of the American Trial Lawyers and Massachusetts Bar Associations, and is admitted to practice law in the United States District Court and First Circuit Court of Appeals, and United States Bankruptcy Court.