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The End of the Governor's 19th Proclamation on Wildfires: What Landlords Need to Know

As Hawaii continues to face the challenges posed by natural disasters, the recent end of the Governor’s 19th proclamation relating to wildfires marks a significant shift in the state’s emergency response framework. This proclamation was o… Read More
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Understanding Summary Possession Lawsuits in Hawaii: A Guide for Landlords

When tenants fail to pay rent or violate the terms of their lease agreement in Hawaii, landlords may resort to a legal action called a summary possession lawsuit to reclaim their property. In Hawaii, summary possession is used in eviction cases. This… Read More
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Temporary Restraining Order Frequently Asked Questions

Have you ever wondered what a temporary restraining order is? Or how to get one? This blog provides a brief description of the process and outcomes in the State of Hawaii. What is a temporary restraining order? In Hawaii, a petition for a temporary r… Read More
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Understanding Rent Trust Funds in Hawaii: A Guide for Landlords

In Hawaii, the relationship between landlords and tenants is governed by specific laws designed to protect both parties. One such law involves the use of rent trust funds, a mechanism that provides financial security in cases of disputes, damage to p… Read More
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