Hawaii is a no-fault divorce, which means the dissolution of a marriage does not require proving a wrongdoing by either party. Unfortunately, many people hold misconceptions about no-fault divorce, likely because the concept simplifies the grounds for divorce but does...
The fate of the family home often becomes a central concern in divorce. Traditionally, couples choose between selling or having one partner buy out the other. Many couples choose to keep their shared home after divorce for financial reasons or to provide stability for...
Picture this: you have just accepted a job offer in a different state, but your children will remain in Hawaii with your former spouse. As a co-parent, nothing is more important than ensuring your child's well-being and happiness. But how can you stay involved in...
