by Karin Quirk | May 31, 2019 | Amicable Divorce, Divorce
As a seasoned divorce attorney, I have observed the damage people do to their children and each other when dissolving their marriage. Discussions over child custody, property division and support can become quite heated, especially considering the emotional aspects of...
by Karin Quirk | Feb 19, 2019 | Divorce
1. This is a community property state so everything is 50-50 While assets and debt acquired during the marriage are community property in Washington, it is not necessarily divided equally. The operating word in Washington is “equitable.” There are a number of...
by Karin Quirk | Feb 1, 2019 | Amicable Divorce, Divorce, Legal
1. Selecting an agent to work with Real estate agents tell me that their worst nightmare is a couple that can’t cooperate on selling a house. The real estate agent cannot represent just one of you and it is important to select an agent who can work with both of you....
by Karin Quirk | Dec 1, 2018 | Amicable Divorce, Attorney, Divorce
Lately, I have been seeing print and television ads for “complex” divorces, implying that some divorces require special handling by only those certain lawyers. Sometimes folks approach me and tell me they would like to engage in a respectful, cooperative...
by Karin Quirk | Nov 25, 2018 | Amicable Divorce, Attorney, Divorce, Divorce Stories
I have been making it my mission to change the way people think about divorce. I truly believe in empowering couples to dissolve their marriage in a respectful cooperative way without going to court. Most people find going to court for their family law cases to be a...
by Karin Quirk | Nov 20, 2018 | Divorce, Legal
I was disappointed as I approached a favorite business only to find it had closed its doors for good. An employee of a neighboring business told me it closed because the owner had gotten a divorce. As a divorce lawyer, this made no sense to me. Why would a divorce...