Laura Temme, Esq.

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Laura Temme is a lawyer, writer, and a former host of FindLaw’s “Don’t Judge Me” podcast. She holds a law degree from Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. She now puts her decade of experience in writing online content to work across the FindLaw family of sites, making the law accessible to a broad audience. You can see Laura how to find a lawyer (and why it doesn’t have to be scary) in her Balancing Act interview with Montel Williams.

Laura is licensed to practice law in Minnesota, and she has consulted with artists and arts organizations on contracts, copyright, and licensing issues. When she isn’t writing or thinking about the law, Laura is probably watching horror movies or having outdoor adventures with her canine best friend, Ted.

Latest Articles

Modern Considerations for Family Planning

Family planning generally refers to how and when people choose to have (or not have) children. This includes birth control methods, adoption, and surrogacy. Over the years, views on family planning have changed based on shifting priorities, financial concerns, and changing ideologies. How to approach family planning and what factors… Read More

Lack of Health Care Access and Dangers to Health in Immigration Detention Centers

When the Trump administration unveiled plans to deport unprecedented numbers of illegal immigrants from the United States, many people were understandably worried. Since then, immigration attorneys and human rights advocates have expressed concern about conditions in detention centers, especially when it comes to health care. There are many layers to… Read More

How and Why You Should Prepare a Profit and Loss Statement For Your Small Business

It’s important for any business to stay on top of its finances, whether it’s a well-established family business or a new side hustle. One essential aspect of small business finances is the profit and loss statement, a summary of all the revenues, costs, and expenses for a given period. Normally… Read More

Different Paths to Getting a Work Visa

Many people dream of expanding their horizons by working or studying in another country, and for many people, that means coming to the United States. In the U.S., workers from other countries receive “visas” that allow them to work legally on American soil. It’s an exciting opportunity, but the process… Read More

Negotiating Your Needs as a Remote Worker

Working remotely is becoming the new normal for many people. During and after the COVID-19 pandemic, many full-time workers had work-from-home arrangements. This has a lot of benefits for many workers, including reduced transportation costs and a better work-life balance. Some people want to work from home for health reasons… Read More

How To Spot, Report, and Avoid Health Insurance Scams

Health insurance provides an essential safety net in our health care system. Unfortunately, some people will take advantage of our desire for protection. They use scare tactics to get money and personal information from everyday people — especially older adults. They know how confusing and intimidating navigating the health care… Read More

Is There Gender Inequality in the Healthcare System?

In short, yes, there is. There are several aspects of healthcare where women face challenges. These imbalances can have serious consequences, including negative health outcomes. It’s important to understand the ways women are at a disadvantage in the healthcare system, so they can be better prepared to deal with them. Read More

Is Your Workplace Toxic?

We’ve all had bad days, weeks, or months on the job. But a toxic work environment is more than that. A toxic work environment fosters bad behavior from both employees and employers and is often symptomatic of larger institutional issues. Anyone in any industry can find themselves in a toxic… Read More

How To Deal With Being Evicted

An eviction notice sparks concern, fear, and even anger for many people. There is no doubt that an eviction is a stressful event. But as a tenant, you should know that you have certain rights. Landlords must follow the specific procedures required by state law. This process may give renters… Read More

How to Deal with Medical Issues

Major health problems can be devastating for families in many ways. If a family member becomes seriously ill, they might lose their job – which can lead to loss of insurance. And those caring for a sick family member may experience their own issues with taking leave from employment, obtaining… Read More

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