HRS §560:5-433
Out-of-state conservator can manage property here
If a conservator was appointed in another state and no one has been appointed here, they can file their official papers in a Hawaii court where the protected person's property is. After that, they can act like a local conservator for that property and go to court here, with the same rules as other out-of-state parties.
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The statute, as written — Foreign conservator; proof of authority; bond; powers
If a conservator has not been appointed in this State and a petition in a protective proceeding is not pending in this State, a conservator appointed in the state in which the protected person resides may file in a court of this State, in a circuit in which property belonging to the protected person is located, authenticated copies of letters of appointment and of any bond. Thereafter, the conservator may exercise all powers of a conservator appointed in this State as to property in this State and may maintain actions and proceedings in this State subject to any conditions otherwise imposed upon nonresident parties.
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