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HRS §580-4

Cross-complaint in a marriage case

In a case asking to end or separate a marriage, the other spouse can file their own request for the same kind of relief. That request must be signed under oath and delivered the same way as the first filing.

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The statute, as written — Cross-complaint

In any action for annulment, divorce, or separation, a cross-complaint for annulment, divorce, or separation may be filed and affirmative relief granted thereon as fully and effectually as on an original complaint. The cross-complaint shall be signed and sworn to by the cross-complainant and shall be served in the same manner as an original complaint.
Read the official text at capitol.hawaii.gov ↗as published Jan 6, 2026our copy taken Aug 20, 2026

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