You desparately need to have an electrician take a look at that. First off, the kitchen outlets should be on their own 20 amp circuit (actually, there should be two 20 amp circuits to a kitchen, one is probably running the refrigerator), even if you have to run new 12 guage wire. Garage outlets should also be on their own circuit, preferrably 20 amp. Outside outlets, crawl space lights, etc., are probably legal on a single 15 amp circuit.
Effort to fix depends on how the wiring was strung. If each area has a separate feeder but they're all tied together on a single breaker at the breaker panel, then all you would need to do is to put in additional breakers & separate them. If they're strung together as a single circuit, you'll probably need to do some re-wiring.
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