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Imagine this:
Parents share custody.
One parent moves out of state with the child without discussing it first.
Who was wrong?
Parent A�Parent B�Need more information
Let's hear your thoughts.

One of the most common questions people ask is whether they need to prove wrongdoing to get divorced.

Family law has changed significantly over the years.
What family law question have you always wondered about?
Drop it below and Angie may answer it in a future post.

Prenups often get a bad reputation.
Some people see them as practical.
Others see them as planning for failure.
We're curious...

Would you sign one?
YES�NO�MAYBE

Tell us why.

Navigating child support in Illinois requires understanding statutory guidelines and how courts weigh each parent's circumstances. Our latest article explains calculation methods, key factors, and practical steps parents can take.

Full article: https://wix.to/1pr5Ngv

Illinois Child Support: What Parents Should Know in 2026Illinois Child Support: What Parents Should Know in 2026 https://www.larimerlawllc.com/post/illinois-child-support-what-parents-should-know Child support plays an important role in ensuring children receive the financial support they need after a separation, divorce, or parentage case. In Illinois, child support is calculated using statutory guidelines designed to provide for a child's needs while taking into account the financial circu...

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One of the most meaningful parts of family law isn't winning an argument.

It's helping someone feel heard, supported, and confident during one of the most difficult periods of their life.

We're grateful when clients take the time to share their experience.

"5 stars is not enough."

Thank you, Bradford, for your kind words and for trusting Larimer Law LLC.

Helping clients navigate family law matters with compassion, honesty, and practical guidance is at the heart of everything we do.

Serving the Chicagoland Area.

👶 WHO SHOULD DECIDE WHERE A CHILD LIVES?

When parents separate, decisions involving children often become the most emotional part of the process.

Some believe the mother should decide.

Some believe the father should decide.

Others believe a judge should make the final call.

And many feel parents should work together whenever possible.

What's your opinion?

👇 Vote below:

👩 Mom

👨 Dad

⚖️ Judge

🤝 Parents Together

Tell us WHY in the comments.

*This post is for discussion purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.*

📱 THE FACEBOOK POST THAT HURT A DIVORCE CASE

Social media has become evidence in more family law cases than ever before.

A photo.
A comment.
A status update.
A message sent in frustration.

What you post can sometimes tell a very different story than what is being presented in court.

Before posting during a divorce, ask yourself:

"Would I be comfortable explaining this post to a judge?"

👀 Have you ever seen someone overshare online?

Tell us about it in the comments.

*This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.*

SHOULD CHILD SUPPORT END AT 18?

Few family law topics create stronger opinions than child support.

Some people believe support should automatically end when a child turns 18.

Others believe support should continue if the child is still financially dependent on their parents.

What do you think?

👇 Vote below:

✅ YES

❌ NO

🤔 DEPENDS

Tell us why in the comments.

*This post is for discussion purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.*

🚨 TRUE OR FALSE?

"If my spouse cheated, they automatically lose everything in the divorce."

A lot of people assume infidelity automatically determines who gets the house, the money, or other assets.

But is that actually how divorce works in Illinois?

🤔 Before you Google it...

Drop your answer below:
✅ TRUE
❌ FALSE

We'll reveal the answer and explain how Illinois courts actually handle these situations.

No cheating stories required (unless you really want to share 😅).

👇 Vote below!

*This post is for educational and discussion purposes only and is not legal advice.*

💰 Can your ex get part of your 401(k)?

For many people, retirement accounts are one of their largest assets. But what happens to those savings during a divorce?

Many spouses are surprised to learn that retirement accounts, pensions, and other investment assets may be considered when dividing property in an Illinois divorce.

In this week's blog, Attorney Angela Larimer explains:

✔ What portion of a retirement account may be marital property
✔ How 401(k)s and pensions are handled during divorce
✔ What a QDRO is and why it matters
✔ Whether retirement accounts are automatically split 50/50

If you're considering divorce or simply want to understand your rights, this is important information to know.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://www.larimerlawllc.com/post/what-happens-to-retirement-accounts-during-an-illinois-divorce

Serving the Chicagoland Area.

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