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A Hawaii general (financial) power of attorney serves as proof that one individual wishes to grant another the ability to represent them over financial affairs or property. This form is intended to assist someone when they are going to be away and unavailable, otherwise unable to act for themselves, or simply require a representative agent…

A Hawaii durable power of attorney form can be used to grant authority to another person expected to handle financial affairs, property, and assets. It is read the form carefully to make sure the powers that are being given to the agent. It is important that the agent appointed someone that can be trusted. The…

A Hawaii tax power of attorney (Form N-848), otherwise known as Department of Taxation Power of Attorney, provides a way in which a person can appoint someone, usually an accountant or tax advisor, to represent their interests in front of the Department of Taxation. The appointee assists with filings, obtaining information, or speaking to authorities…

A Hawaii rent-to-own lease agreement is between a landlord and tenant for a rental contract that includes an option to purchase the property. The terms of the purchase are usually agreed to at the time of lease signing (i.e. purchase price, closing period, etc.). The tenant must give notice when ready to buy and the…

A Hawaii roommate agreement is used by individuals sharing expenses in a living situation to formalize their agreement in writing. In addition, since this is a legal contract, all signature parties may be held accountable in a court of law should there be a breach of contract. It should be mentioned that while this is…

A Hawaii Lease Termination Letter Form is a required document when either a landlord or tenant wishes to terminate a month-to-month agreement. The State of Hawaii’s Statute § 521-71 requires that a landlord wishing to terminate a month-to-month contract must give their tenant at least forty-five (45) days’ notice their agreement shall terminate. Similarly, a…

A Hawaii sublease agreement is a written document between a sub-lessor and sub-lessee, both of whom are either involved in arranging a joint-living situation or one where the sub-tenant takes over the premises entirely. The property owner must consent to the sublet and permit the original lessee to become a sub-lessor. Permission may have been…

A Hawaii month-to-month rental agreement allows a tenant to lease residential property from a landlord on a monthly basis until either party terminates the agreement. In accordance with Hawaii law, the minimum the landlord may terminate the agreement is forty-five days’ notice, and the tenant can terminate with twenty-eight (28) days’ notice. Both parties will…

A Hawaii commercial lease agreement is a contract outlining the terms and conditions between the landlord of a commercial property and a business tenant. The agreement includes provisions about the lease term, rent amount, security deposit, exclusivity, subleasing, and more. In contrast to a residential lease agreement, a commercial lease agreement tends to be much…

A Hawaii standard residential lease agreement is used by landlords to legally bind a tenant to occupy a property in exchange for monthly rent. In most cases, this agreement is for a period of 1-year with rent being due on the 1st of each month. Before a lease is signed, the landlord will commonly verify…