About Katie Lammers

Experienced Family Law Attorney

Katie Lammers has represented hundreds of clients in civil litigation cases throughout Minnesota, with a primary focus on family law matters. She has experience in every aspect of the litigation process, including appeals, jury trials, bench trials, summary judgment hearings, motion practice, and alternative dispute resolution, such as Early Neutral Evaluations.

Professional Credentials and Leadership

Katie is a Fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and a Board Certified Family Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. She is a Rule 114 qualified neutral and a certified family law mediator, providing both Social Early Neutral Evaluations (SENE) and Financial Early Neutral Evaluations (FENE).

Her professional service includes positions on the Minneapolis Civil Rights Commission, volunteer mediator roles in Ramsey and Hennepin counties, and participation in the 4th Judicial District Ethics Committee as a volunteer investigator. Katie is active in professional organizations including the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, the Hennepin County Bar Association, and the Family Law Council of the Minnesota State Bar Association, where she serves as publications co-chair.

Teaching, Mentoring, and Publications

Katie contributes to the legal community through speaking engagements and continuing legal education (CLE) presentations on topics like bankruptcy in divorce, discovery issues, motion practice, and parenting plans. She has authored articles on school choice and third-party custody in Minnesota. Katie also mentors law students through the University of St. Thomas mentor program.

Approach to Family Law

Katie handles a wide range of family law issues, including custody, parenting time, and the division of complex assets. She values civility in the legal process and treats all parties with respect, even in highly contested cases. Katie is known for her professionalism and has earned positive feedback from clients, judges, and opposing attorneys for her competence, courtroom composure, and client-centered approach.