Hawaii Debtors Motion To Modify Confirmed Plan is a motion filed by a debtor in a bankruptcy case in the state of Hawaii, asking the court to modify or change the terms of a previously confirmed repayment plan. The motion can be filed when the debtor's financial circumstances have changed, making it difficult to adhere to the original repayment plan. There are two types of Hawaii Debtors Motion To Modify Confirmed Plan. First, is the Motion to Modify under 11 U.S.C. § 1329, which allows the debtor to modify the repayment plan when the debtor has experienced a significant and persistent change in circumstances. This type of motion is usually used if the debtor’s income has changed or if the debtor has incurred unexpected expenses. Second, is the Motion to Modify under 11 U.S.C. § 1127, which allows the debtor to extend the repayment period of the confirmed plan. This type of motion is usually used when the debtor is unable to make the payments as scheduled.