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Tumwunun Pwungun Kapwung (Protective Order: Chuukese)
Ei pworous a chok fan iten awora mannapen pworousen annuk, nge esapw awora ourour ren peekin annuk. Me mwen omw kopwe foori ew ammwokut ika anongonong won och pworous non ei link, a wor pesepes omw kopwe pworous ngeni emon sou-annuk ika kokkori ewe Legal Aid Society non Hawaii. Content Detail
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District Court Forms for Oahu
The Hawaii State Judiciary's available pleading forms for District Court of the First Circuit Read More
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Domestic Violence Action Center
DVAC is the only agency in the State whose services are uniquely designed to provide civil legal assistance and advocacy to domestic abuse victims. Read More
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Know Your Rights: Sexual Harassment in Housing
Have you experienced unwanted touching, unwanted sexual advances, sexual jokes, comments, or gestures in your rental housing? Fair housing laws may help you. Read More
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Request a District Court Restraining Order
Information about how to obtain a district court restraining order. Read More
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Self-Help Centers & Access to Justice Rooms
The Hawaii Court Self-Help Centers and Access to Justice Rooms are a joint effort of the Hawaii State Judiciary, the Hawaii Access To Justice Commission, the Hawaii State Bar Association, local bar associations, and the Legal Aid Society of Hawaii to help self-represented litigants better understand their rights and the court process. This is a free program provided by the help of volunteer attorneys. Read More
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Self-Help Form: Relief from District Court Costs
Use this interactive interview if you would like to complete the Relief from Court Costs District court form, asking the court to waive your court filing fees because you cannot afford such costs. Read More
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Self-Help Form: TRO District Court - Oahu (First Circuit)
Use this interactive interview if you want to file a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) in District Court of the First Circuit (Oahu). You may apply for a District Court TRO if the person harassing or abusing you is NOT related to you. Read More
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Temporary Restraining Orders, Hawaii Island
Information about Temporary Restraining Orders on Hawaii Island Read More
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Temporary Restraining Orders, Kauai
Information about Temporary Restraining Orders on Kauai. Read More
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Temporary Restraining Orders, Kona
Information about Temporary Restraining Orders in Kona. Read More
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Temporary Restraining Orders, Oahu And Maui
Information related to Temporary Restraining Orders on Oahu and Maui. Read More
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Video: Representing Yourself in Court
This video provides general information how to represent yourself at a court or administrative hearing. Read More
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Video: Resources for Court Users
This video provides information about resources available to court users including court self-help centers, language services, mediation, and accommodations for people with disabilities. Read More
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- Chuukese / Chuuk
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Video: Temporary Restraining Order: District Court & Family Court
This video provides an overview of and comparison between district court and family court restraining orders. Read More
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What to do if your Protective Order is Violated
If you have been granted a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) by a Family Court judge or a District Court judge, the Court has ordered your abuser (the respondent of the TRO) to abide by the conditions set out in the TRO. Read More
