Amberlynn Alualu

Amberlynn Alualu graduated from ‘Iolani School in 2011 and went on to attend Lehigh University for my Bachelor’s in Global Studies. From there, Amber graduated from St. Thomas University College of Law in Miami, Florida, where she was the Executive Editor of the Intercultural Human Rights Law Review and a competing member of the Moot Court Team.

While in Miami, Amber worked with various non-profits focusing on immigration justice and equity for marginalized communities. She also served as a judicial intern in the criminal division performing extensive legal research on various criminal procedural issues. I then interned with the Law Office of the Public Defender in the felony division, dealing primarily with serious felony crimes, repeat offenders, and career criminals. Through these positions, Amber gained valuable courtroom experience and recognized her need to go into a practice dedicated to helping others. After graduating law school in 2021, Amber eagerly moved back home and looked into joining the practice of Family Law.

Helping folks through the challenges of a Family Court case provides a true sense of purpose and satisfaction as it is directly aligned with my life experiences and desire to connect with people on a personal level.