HRS §507-21
What to include in a lawsuit to enforce a lien
When you sue to enforce a lien on personal property, your complaint must say you claim a lien and describe the property clearly. You must also list everyone you know who might have an interest in that property.
creditors
The statute, as written — [Complaint] in action to enforce lien; allegations
Where an action is filed under sections 507-18 to 507-22, the plaintiff shall set forth in the plaintiff's complaint that the plaintiff claims a lien upon certain personal property, which the plaintiff shall describe with reasonable particularity. The plaintiff shall also set forth in the complaint the names of all persons known to the plaintiff to have or claim an interest in the property.
Sections this one refers to
§507-18 Lien for Work or Repairs on Personal Property
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