Hawaii ExParte Motion and Affidavit to Waive Transcipt Fees

• Category: Hawaii Local County - 2nd Circuit - Maui - District Court - Pleadings
• State: Hawaii
• Control #: HI-SKU-0587
• Format: PDF

Description

ExParte Motion and Affidavit to Waive Transcipt Fees A Hawaii Expert Motion and Affidavit to Waive Transcript Fees is a legal document filed with the court in the state of Hawaii to obtain a waiver of the court reporter's fees for transcripts of court proceedings. The motion and affidavit must be signed by a party to the case or their attorney, and must be supported by a written affidavit stating the reasons why the fees should be waived. There are two types of Hawaii Expert Motion and Affidavit to Waive Transcript Fees: 1) Motion for Waiver of Transcript Fees and 2) Waiver of Transcript Fees Affidavit. The Motion for Waiver of Transcript Fees is a written statement explaining the reasons why the court reporter's fees for transcripts of court proceedings should be waived. The Waiver of Transcript Fees Affidavit is a sworn statement supporting the Motion for Waiver of Transcript Fees. Both documents must be submitted to the court for consideration.

A Hawaii Expert Motion and Affidavit to Waive Transcript Fees is a legal document filed with the court in the state of Hawaii to obtain a waiver of the court reporter's fees for transcripts of court proceedings. The motion and affidavit must be signed by a party to the case or their attorney, and must be supported by a written affidavit stating the reasons why the fees should be waived. There are two types of Hawaii Expert Motion and Affidavit to Waive Transcript Fees: 1) Motion for Waiver of Transcript Fees and 2) Waiver of Transcript Fees Affidavit. The Motion for Waiver of Transcript Fees is a written statement explaining the reasons why the court reporter's fees for transcripts of court proceedings should be waived. The Waiver of Transcript Fees Affidavit is a sworn statement supporting the Motion for Waiver of Transcript Fees. Both documents must be submitted to the court for consideration.