Debbie Dorr
Areas of Practice: Family Law, Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs)
Office Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Direct: 612.336.9314 / Email: ddorr@lommen.com
Debbie Dorr / Biography
Debbie brings more than 15 years of family law and QDRO experience, including over a decade of focused work in retirement division and employee benefits.
Outside the office, Debbie can be found tending to her garden, spending time with family, or hunting for thrift store treasures with her daughters.
Education
- Augsburg College, Business Administration and Management, General
- North Hennepin Community College, Paralegal Certification
News + Articles
Robert Abdo and Jeanne Morris Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® 2027 Edition
We’re proud to share that Robert P. Abdo and Jeanne Morris have been recognized in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. This annual publication recognizes legal professionals across the country based on peer review, and we’re pleased to see Robert and...
Four Lommen Abdo Attorneys Recognized in the 2026 Minnesota Super Lawyers List
Lommen Abdo is proud to announce that four of our attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 Minnesota Super Lawyers list. These honors recognize attorneys who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement and earned the respect of their peers through...
Three Lommen Abdo Attorneys Named to Minnesota Monthly’s 2026 Top Lawyers List
Lommen Abdo is pleased to announce that four of its attorneys have been recognized in Minnesota Monthly's 2026 Top Lawyers list, an annual honor that recognizes outstanding attorneys across Minnesota based on peer nominations and professional achievement. This year's...
How Is Spousal Maintenance Calculated In Minnesota?
Spousal maintenance, sometimes called alimony, is one of the more fact-specific issues in a Minnesota divorce. Unlike child support, there is no simple formula that determines whether maintenance will be awarded, how much will be paid, or how long payments will...
What Is an Equitable Distribution in Divorce?
Divorce often involves difficult decisions about finances, property, and long-term security. One of the most important legal concepts in any Minnesota divorce is equitable distribution, which governs how marital property is divided between spouses. Many people...
Estate Planning for Family Businesses: Succession, Taxes, and Long-Term Planning
Family businesses are unique in many ways. Mostly because they’re never just businesses. A machine shop started by a grandfather in the 1970s. A lakeside resort run by siblings who still argue about whose turn it is to buy bait. A second-generation HVAC company where...





