HRS §651-93
How divorce or separation affects property exemptions
After a court grants a separation or divorce decree, each spouse can claim their own property exemption. If they reconcile and the divorce is dismissed or the separation decree is canceled, those separate exemptions are void, and they can only have one exemption together.
spouses
The statute, as written — Effect of separation, divorce, reconciliation
Following the entry of a decree of separate maintenance or an interlocutory decree of divorce, each spouse may claim a separate real property exemption under this part as a person. A subsequent reconciliation of the spouses when evidenced by a dismissal of the divorce action or vacation of the decree of separate maintenance executed by both spouses or their attorneys of record shall cancel a separate claim for a real property exemption and the spouses shall only have one real property exemption.
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