Chapter 634

§634-1 Who can sue on a written assignment

§634-2 Suing one or more people who owe a contract debt

§634-3 Suing a business by its firm name

§634-11 How officers can ask a court to settle property claims

§634-12 When a court can order a sale of seized property

§634-13 When a judge can send a legal question to the supreme court

§634-21 Who is allowed to deliver court papers

§634-21.5 Rules for serving legal papers in gated communities

§634-22 How court papers must show proof of delivery

§634-23 How to include unknown people and serve absent defendants in court cases

§634-24 How to serve legal papers outside Hawaii or by mail

§634-25 Serving a Hawaii resident outside the state

§634-26 Form of published notice

§634-27 How to serve court papers when a defendant cannot be found

§634-28 Judgment form and limits after property attachment

§634-29 How property is seized or frozen by court order

§634-29.5 Serving court papers for out-of-state property owners

§634-30 How to Sue or Be Sued as a Group

§634-31 How out-of-state groups can be sued in Hawaii

§634-32 This law does not change other laws

§634-33 Driving on Hawaii roads means you can be sued here

§634-34 Using a boat in Hawaii waters means you can be sued here

§634-35 When Hawaii courts can hear a case against you

§634-36 How to deliver court papers to an out-of-state defendant

§634-37 How notice is given in later child support cases

§634-38 How to deliver court papers in Hawaii for assumpsit cases

§634-51 Recording a notice that a lawsuit affects property

§634-61 What happens when a party dies or a company dissolves

§634-71 Filing court papers under a fake name