McKinley Irvin Blogs from June 2017

• Vicki Oslund Joins McKinley Irvin as Senior Attorney in Everett

  Jun 29, 2017
  McKinley Irvin is thrilled to welcome Senior Attorney Vicki L. Oslund to our Everett office. Vicki is a respected attorney in the family law community with more than 19 years of experience in Snohomish County. Respected by her clients and peers for her compassion and professionalism, Vicki is an incredible asset to our firm and the families she represents. At McKinley Irvin, her practice is focused on family law matters, especially those involving high-value property, business, and financial distributions. In addition to ...
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• What Happens if You Lie About Your Finances in a Divorce?

  Jun 13, 2017
  At the beginning of a divorce, each party is asked to fill out a financial affidavit. This formal document is typically required in divorce litigation, because it provides the official information about the finances of each spouse, allowing the court to fairly divide assets, award alimony, and make other important decisions. In some cases, individuals lie about their finances, omitting important information or misrepresenting their financial status. Lying on formal court documents is never a good idea, especially where money ...
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• 20 McKinley Irvin Family Law Attorneys Named 2017 Washington Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

  Jun 9, 2017
  Congratulations to the 20 attorneys from our Seattle, Bellevue, Everett, Tacoma, and Vancouver offices who have been recognized this year as Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. Only 5 percent of all Washington attorneys are listed as Super Lawyers and 2.5 percent are listed as Rising Stars. More than half of the Washington family law attorneys at McKinley Irvin have been selected in 2017. 2017 Washington Super Lawyers: Laura Carlsen, Senior Attorney Marc Christianson, Law Practice Managing Partner Janet A. George, Of Counsel ...
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