Technology is reshaping every aspect of modern life—and family law is no exception. From smartphone data in custody disputes to AI-assisted court procedures and questions of digital surveillance in domestic violence cases, today’s legal challenges are increasingly tied to the digital world.
Data & Divorce explores the evolving intersection of family law, data privacy, and artificial intelligence. This blog is authored by Amrit Kullar, Esq., CIPP/US, CIPP/E, CIPP/C (State Bar No. 332748)—a San Francisco-based family law attorney and certified privacy professional.
Amrit is a first-chair trial attorney with extensive experience in divorce, custody, and domestic violence matters, representing high-net-worth and high-conflict clients throughout California. He currently practices at Lewellen Family Law Group, focusing exclusively on family law litigation out of the firm’s San Francisco office. His strategic advocacy and negotiation skills have consistently led to favorable outcomes for clients navigating some of the most sensitive and complex domestic relations disputes.
Amrit holds a J.D. from John F. Kennedy University College of Law and a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Davis. He is admitted to the California Bar and the United States District Court, Northern District of California. With a deep interest in digital rights, he has earned three international privacy certifications—CIPP/US, CIPP/E, and CIPP/C—through the American Bar Association–accredited International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
His unique background in both high-stakes family law and digital privacy makes him particularly well-suited to analyze the emerging legal, ethical, and procedural issues where these fields overlap. Through Data & Divorce, Amrit provides insights on:
- The use (and misuse) of digital evidence in family court
- AI’s role in custody evaluations and litigation strategy
- Confidentiality concerns in restraining order and divorce proceedings
- Legal developments in domestic privacy law and children’s digital rights
Amrit is fluent in English and Punjabi, with conversational proficiency in Hindi, and is known by clients and colleagues for his calm demeanor, compassionate counsel, and unwavering advocacy. He is committed to staying at the forefront of both family law and information privacy, ensuring that clients’ rights are protected in an increasingly data-driven world.
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