A Hawaii Summons in a Chapter 15 Case is an official notice of a bankruptcy proceeding sent to any creditors or other interested parties. Summonses can come in several forms depending on the nature of the case. If the debtor is a Hawaii resident or the property is located in Hawaii, the summons must be issued by the court in Hawaii. The first type of summons is the Notice of Commencement of a Case Under Chapter 15. This summons is issued by the bankruptcy court to the debtor, creditors, and other interested parties, and it informs them that a bankruptcy proceeding has started. The second type of summons is the Notice of the Meeting of Creditors. This summons informs creditors of the time and place of the meeting of creditors, and it also informs them of their rights and obligations under the Bankruptcy Code. The third type of summons is the Notice of Conversion or Dismissal. This summons informs creditors of the court's decision to either convert the bankruptcy case to a different chapter or dismiss it altogether. Finally, the fourth type of summons is the Notice of Trustee's Final Report and Accounting. This summons informs creditors of the trustee's final report and accounting and their rights and obligations with respect to the distribution of assets. The purpose of these summonses is to ensure that creditors are aware of their rights and obligations in the bankruptcy proceeding and that they have an opportunity to participate in the process.