HRS §572-25
Separate property
This law says that when you get married, the property you already own stays yours alone. Your spouse cannot control it or be responsible for its debts. You can handle your own property just like you did before marriage.
spouses
The statute, as written — Separate property
The real and personal property of a spouse, upon marriage, shall remain that spouse's separate property, free from the management, control, debts, and obligations of the other spouse; and a spouse may receive, receipt for, hold, manage, and dispose of property, real and personal, in the same manner as if that spouse were sole.
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