Many are quick to assume that alimony is awarded all the time. However, this is not true in the state of Hawaii. Unless divorcing spouses agree, or there is a considerable wage difference between the spouses, alimony may not consistently…
What are Restraining Orders? The court system issues temporary restraining orders (TRO) in Hawaii to protect someone who has allegations of harassment or abuse. TROs are designed to prohibit the accused attacker from contacting the alleged victim, remove the accused…
Levels of Crimes in Hawaii In Hawaii, crimes are categorized based on the seriousness of the crimes and any potential penalties. If you are arrested in Hawaii, you will be charged with a felony or a misdemeanor. Felonies A felony…
When your circumstances or those of your ex-spouse change, it can impact your ability to meet child custody or support obligations. Luckily, it is possible to change child support or child custody agreements in Hawaii. When is Child Custody and…
What Should I Expect After My Arrest in Hawaii? Following your arrest, you will be processed by the police department and arraigned at a hearing with a judge. If this is your first arrest and you’re charged with a minor…