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Haw. Ct. Fee Schedule: Family Court Fees
Family Court Fees
COURT FILING FEES
(EFFECTIVE 6/17/22)
DIVORCE/CIVIL UNION DIVORCE GUARDIANSHIP
Initial Filing Fee $ 100.00 Initial Filing Fee $ 100.00
Surcharge + 65.00 Surcharge + 65.00
Computer + 50.00 Computer System Surcharge + 50.00
TOTAL W/O MINOR CHILDREN $ 215.00 TOTAL $ 215.00
Parent Education Surcharge + 50.00
(if either party has minor children Motions No Fee
from this marriage or any other
relationship) PATERNITY
TOTAL W/ MINOR CHILDREN $ 265.00 Initial Filing Fee* $ 100.00
Surcharge + 65.00
Motions No Fee Parent Education Surcharge + 50.00
Computer System Surcharge + 50.00
CSEA APPEAL TOTAL $ 265.00
Initial Filing Fee $ 15.00
Surcharge + 65.00 Motions No Fee
Computer System Surcharge + 50.00
TOTAL $ 130.00 UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY
JURISDICTION (UCCJEA)/
Motions $ 15.00 MISCELLANEOUS
Initial Filing Fee $ 15.00
ADOPTIONS Surcharge + 65.00
Initial Filing Fee $ 100.00 Computer System Surcharge + 50.00
Surcharge + 65.00 TOTAL $ 130.00
Computer System Surcharge + 50.00
TOTAL $ 215.00 Motions $ 15.00
Motions No Fee RESTRAINING ORDER
Initial Filing Fee No Fee
Motions $ 15.00
(For Respondent/Defendant
only. No fee for Petitioner)
*Filing Fees effective as of 6/17/22. (Act 91 of 2022 Legislature). No filing fees for motions in Paternity
cases.
RG-AC-508 (7/22) WF
Provenance
- Source
- www.courts.state.hi.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-hi-50b-family-court-fees-2026-10-02
- Content hash
12fa73b5ed36ff988b9f76bc8910fb0139d5ae03d530e469e1526487361e51da
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