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A Hawaii power of attorney represents a type of legal document that allows an individual (the “principal”) to confer authority upon another party (the “agent”) to act in the principal’s place in certain circumstances and situations. Some powers of attorney are broad and can be used in wide-ranging situations for an extended period of time,…

A Hawaii bill of sale is a document that recognizes the sale of property from a seller to a buyer in exchange for consideration. It should include the details of the sale (parties’ information, purchase price, date of sale, etc.) and is required for the seller’s signature to be notarized. Forms (4) Vehicle Bill of…

A Hawaii lease agreement is a document that allows a landlord to rent residential or commercial space to a qualified tenant. Before a lease is signed, the landlord will commonly request the tenant complete a rental application and pay a small fee to run a credit report. If approved, the tenant will be given a…

A Hawaii eviction notice is a letter that allows a person to evict a tenant for past due rent or any other type of lease violation. The landlord will create the notice by including details of the tenant’s violation and the number (#) of days required to fix it. If the tenant does not remedy…

A Hawaii real estate power of attorney is the documentation used by a principal property owner (title holder of real property) when designating an attorney-in-fact/agent with the power to conduct the sale, closing, refinancing, or even management of the principal’s real estate. Although this document is generally used for the purpose of providing permission to…

A Hawaii motor vehicle power of attorney can be employed by the owner of a vehicle to allow someone else to deal with matters involving their vehicle in Hawaii. Hawaii does not have a state motor vehicle department as registration and titling is on the county level. Thus, one should be fully abreast of any…

A Hawaii power of attorney for a minor child allows parents to designate caregiver(s) as responsible for making decisions on behalf of their children should the parents be unable to do so as per § 560:5-105. It is vital that parents using this template choose a relative or friend reliable enough to handle the authority…

A Hawaii power of attorney revocation is a form that allows a person who created a power of attorney in the past to revoke it. In order for this form to be effective, it must be filled out properly then given to the original agent and to any institution that may rely on the previously…

A Hawaii advance health care directive allows a person to select a medical care agent to handle their health treatment wishes. The form gives also gives instructions to medical staff on how to be treated in the event of being incapacitated permanently. For these reasons, advance directives are common for the elderly or any individual…

A Hawaii limited power of attorney will name you as a principal delegating his or her authority to an agent. This agent will be authorized here to perform a specific task or act for a specific time period on your behalf. It is important that you carefully and clearly define the task and/or timeframe for which…