Larimer Law LLC

10/19/2026

**50/50 custody. Still paying child support?**

Equal parenting time doesn't automatically mean zero child support.

In Illinois, differences in parental income can still result in child support obligations, even when parenting time is shared equally.

Attorney Angie explains why.

**Not sure whether your child support arrangement is fair or accurately reflects your circumstances?**

Don't make assumptions about your financial obligations. Schedule a consultation with Larimer Law LLC to understand your rights, review your options, and make informed decisions about your family's future.

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10/15/2026

Can your spouse legally sell the marital home during an Illinois divorce? This detailed article from Attorney Angela Larimer covers property ownership, refinancing concerns, protecting home equity, and emergency court orders that can block a sale. Essential reading for clients and professionals advising on family law matters.

https://www.larimerlawllc.com/post/can-spouse-sell-house-during-divorce-illinois

10/13/2026

When you're going through a difficult family law matter, you deserve an attorney who listens to your concerns and keeps your case moving forward.

We're grateful to Arvinder Bains for sharing this 5-star review:

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“Angela did a great job with addressing my concerns and pushing the case forward and closed.”

At Larimer Law LLC, we understand that family law matters can be emotionally overwhelming. Our goal is to provide clear guidance, practical solutions, and dedicated representation so you can move forward with confidence.

Facing a divorce or family law issue in Illinois? Let's discuss your options.

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10/13/2026

10/12/2026

“I went through a painful divorce. So I became a lawyer.”

For Attorney Angela Larimer, family law isn't just a profession. It's personal.

After experiencing a difficult divorce herself, Angie understood firsthand how overwhelming, emotional, and uncertain the process can feel.

That experience ultimately inspired her to pursue a law degree and build a career helping others navigate some of life's most difficult transitions.

Today, she brings that perspective to every client she represents—combining legal experience with an understanding of what it's like to be on the other side of the table.

Because sometimes, the experiences that challenge us the most become the reason we help others.

🎥 Watch Angie share the story behind her decision to become a family law attorney.

Larimer Law LLC | Chicago Family Law
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10/09/2026

MYTH:

“If the account is only in my spouse’s name, the money is automatically theirs.”

Not necessarily.

The name attached to an account or asset does not, by itself, answer whether property is marital or non-marital in an Illinois divorce.

Bank accounts, homes, vehicles, investments, retirement accounts and debts can all require a closer look at when and how they were acquired.

Don’t assume you have no financial interest simply because your name is not on the account.

Larimer Law LLC | 773.902.0200

10/07/2026

If money suddenly disappears from a joint account, your first move should not automatically be to empty another account.

Start with the records.

Save the bank statements.
Document the balance.
Preserve transaction history.
Look for transfers or withdrawals.
Write down when you discovered the change.

What happened to the money — and what you do next — can matter.

If substantial marital funds are disappearing before or during divorce, get legal advice before making a retaliatory financial move.

Larimer Law LLC | 773.902.0200

10/05/2026

You open your banking app and the balance is dramatically lower than it was yesterday.

Your first instinct may be: “I need to move whatever is left before they take that too.”

That reaction is understandable — but retaliating financially can create even more problems.

If substantial money disappears before or during a divorce, start by documenting what happened. Save statements. Preserve transaction records. Note transfers or withdrawals you do not recognize.

Then get advice before making your next financial move.

This week, we’re talking about what happens when money starts moving as a marriage is ending.

Larimer Law LLC | 773.902.0200

10/02/2026

The loudest strategy isn't always the strongest strategy.

Some family-law matters can be resolved through negotiation.

Others require mediation.

And sometimes litigation is necessary to protect your rights and move the case forward.

Good legal strategy isn't about creating conflict where none is needed — or avoiding conflict at any cost.

It's about understanding your situation, your priorities and the legal options available, then choosing the approach that makes sense for your case.

Facing a divorce or family-law issue in Illinois? Contact Larimer Law for practical, strategic guidance.

10/01/2026

TRUE OR FALSE:

“Deleting a bad social media post means it can't affect my divorce.”

FALSE.

Screenshots exist.

So do saved messages, shared posts and other digital records.

If you're going through a divorce or parenting dispute, assume that anything you post publicly could potentially be seen by your spouse, their attorney or someone connected to the case.

The safest social media strategy during a contentious family-law matter is usually a very boring one.

And boring is highly underrated when lawyers are involved.

Going through a contentious divorce? Be thoughtful about what you share online and talk with your attorney about protecting your case.