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Hawaii divorce forms:
Oahu Complaint for DivorceOahu Summons to Answer Complaint for Divorce
Oahu Matrimonial Action Information
Oahu Notice to Attend Kids First
Oahu Proof of Service
Oahu Motion for Service by Mail and Declaration
Oahu Income and Expense Statement
Oahu Asset and Debt Statement
Oahu Appearance and Waiver
Oahu Affidavit of Plaintiff (for uncontested Divorce)
Oahu Divorce Decree
Maui Complaint for Divorce
Maui Summons to Answer Complaint for Divorce
Maui Matrimonial Action Information
Maui Proof of Service
Maui Motion for Service by Mail and Declaration
Maui Income and Expense Statement (Plaintiff)
Maui Asset and Debt Statement
Maui Appearance and Waiver
Maui Affidavit of Plaintiff (for uncontested Civil Union Divorce)
Maui Income and Expense Statement (Defendant)
Maui Divorce Decree (With Children)
Hawaii Complaint for Divorce
Hawaii Summons to Answer Complaint for Divorce
Hawaii Matrimonial Action Information
Hawaii Proof of Service
Hawaii Motion for Service by Mail and Declaration
Hawaii Income and Expense Statement
Hawaii Asset and Debt Statement
Hawaii Appearance and Waiver
Hawaii Affidavit of Plaintiff (for uncontested Divorce)
Hawaii Divorce Decree (With Children)
Kauai Complaint for Divorce
Kauai Summons to Answer Complaint for Divorce
Kauai Matrimonial Action Information
Kauai Proof of Service
Kauai Motion for Service by Mail and Declaration
Kauai Income and Expense Statement
Kauai Asset and Debt Statement
Kauai Appearance and Waiver
Kauai Affidavit of Plaintiff (for uncontested Divorce)
Kauai Divorce Decree (With Children)
Hawaii Divorce Forms
File Your Own Divorce in Hawaii: Free Downloadable Divorce Forms
Sadly, over 50% of marriages fail. To add insult to injury, divorce proceedings can take years and cost thousands of dollars in legal fees. However, it is possible to file your own divorce in Hawaii for no more than the state divorce form filing fees. This page provides all of the forms you need to initiate your do-it-yourself divorce in Hawaii.
How to file for Divorce in Hawaii:
First, you have to select which island you live on since forms are slightly different for each island. The island choices are Oahu, Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui, Molokai or Lanai (3 islands have the same exact Divorce forms). Next you have to fill out the Complaint for Divorce form so that you can start the Divorce. Now your spouse must fill out the Summons to Answer Complaint for Divorce form to answer your Divorce complaint.
The next form to be filled out will be the Matrimonial Action Information form which is used by the Court to get important information on the couple. Also if on the island of Oahu and you have children under 18 years of age you must fill out the Notice to Attend Kids First and attend the program. More information is on the form on page 2 of http://www.courts.state.hi.us/docs/form/oahu/1FE787.pdf. You can then apply for forms to be served to you through the mail though that is optional.
Next fill out the Income and Expense Statement form together with your spouse so that the Court is aware of the income and expenses of you and your spouse. In addition, an Asset and Debt Statement must be filled out by both parties so that the Court is aware of all of you and your spouse’s assets and debts. If you do not want to have to have to appear in Court for your Divorce hearing you can sign an Appearance and Waiver form but remember it is optional. The next form to be filled out is the Affidavit of Plaintiff which is necessary for the Court to make sure you are giving them correct information. The last form that must be filed is the Divorce Decree form. Filling out and filing this form is necessary to obtain a judgment from the Court and for all the issues mentioned in the entire Divorce process to be dealt with once and for all.
Hawaii Divorce Forms
In Hawaii, Divorces are handled by the Hawaii State Judiciary. It is quite possible to avoid lawyers' fees by filing for your own divorce in Hawaii. You can download 42 of the forms you need to petition for divorce here - see the "who must file" section to determine which forms are relevant in your situation.
This is a form for filing for Divorce.
This is a form for answering a Divorce complaint.
This form is used to determine important information in the marriage.
This form is used to have parents and children attend a program to make sure they know what the effects of separation and divorce on their children and help the children to be able to deal with the changes that are happening to their families.
This form is used to prove that you served certain documents (Divorce forms) to the proper person(s) involving the Divorce.
This is a form for stating that you wish to be served certain Divorce related forms by mail.
This is a form stating the income and expenses of both parties in the Divorce.
This is a form stating the assets and debts of both parties in the Divorce.
This is a form for waiving the right to appear in Court.
This is a form that discusses many issues in the Divorce under oath.
This is the form for finally dissolving a marriage.
This is a form for filing for Divorce.
This is a form for answering a Divorce complaint.
This form is used to determine important information in the marriage.
This form is used to prove that you served certain documents (Divorce forms) to the proper person(s) involving the Divorce.
This is a form for stating that you wish to be served certain Divorce related forms by mail.
This is a form stating the income and expenses of both parties in the Divorce.
This is a form stating the assets and debts of the one who filed for Divorce.
This is a form for waiving the right to appear in Court.
This is a form that discusses many issues in dissolution of the civil union under oath.
This is a form stating the income and expenses of the individual the Divorce was filed against.
This is the form for finally dissolving a marriage.
This is a form for filing for Divorce.
This is a form for answering a Divorce complaint.
This form is used to determine important information in the marriage.
This form is used to prove that you served certain documents (Divorce forms) to the proper person(s) involving the Divorce.
This is a form for stating that you wish to be served certain Divorce related forms by mail.
This is a form stating the income and expenses of both parties in the Divorce.
This is a form stating the assets and debts of both parties in the Divorce.
This is a form for waiving the right to appear in Court.
This is a form that discusses many issues in the Divorce under oath.
This is the form for finally dissolving a marriage.
This is a form for filing for Divorce.
This is a form for answering a Divorce complaint.
This form is used to determine important information in the marriage.
This form is used to prove that you served certain documents (Divorce forms) to the proper person(s) involving the Divorce.
This is a form for stating that you wish to be served certain Divorce related forms by mail.
This is a form stating the income and expenses of both parties in the Divorce.
This is a form stating the assets and debts of both parties in the Divorce.
This is a form for waiving the right to appear in Court.
This is a form that discusses many issues in the Divorce under oath.
This is the form for finally dissolving a marriage.
These Hawaii divorce forms are sourced from the Hawaii State Judiciary at http://www.courts.state.hi.us/self-help/divorce/forms/divorce_forms.html. Please note that while we do our best to ensure this list of forms is complete and up-to-date, we cannot be held responsible for omissions or errors in the information we provide. If you notice a mistake on this page, please let us know and we will fix it as soon as possible.