Información Legal: Hawái

Restraining Orders

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Actualizada: 
11 de marzo de 2022

Step 2: Fill out the petition.

Carefully fill out the petition. On the petition you will be the petitioner and the harasser will be the respondent.   Write about the most recent incidents of harassment, using descriptive language (words like “slapping,” “hitting,” “grabbing,” “choking,” “threatening,” etc.) that fits your situation.  If you recall the specific language used in threats to you, you may want to include that language in the petition.  Include details and dates, if possible.  Be specific.

Be sure to write a safe mailing address and phone number.  If you are staying at a shelter, give a Post Office Box, not a street address.

You can ask that your address be kept confidential.  You may also ask that the school(s) you or your children attend be kept confidential if that would put you or your children in danger.

If you need assistance filling out the forms, you may be able to ask the clerk for help.  You will find links to the forms you will need at our HI Download Court Forms page or from the courthouse in your area.  To find your courthouse, go to the HI Courthouse Locations page.

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