Hawaii Garnishee Summons is a legal process used by creditors to collect a debt from a third party, such as an employer. When a Hawaii Garnishee Summons is issued, the employer must withhold wages from the debtor’s paycheck and send the money directly to the creditor. The different types of Hawaii Garnishee Summons are: Wage Garnishment, Bank Account Garnishment, and Property Garnishment. Wage Garnishment is when a portion of the debtor’s wages are withheld and sent to the creditor. Bank Account Garnishment is when funds in the debtor’s bank account are frozen and sent to the creditor. Property Garnishment, also known as a levy, is when the debtor’s property, such as a car or house, is seized and sold to satisfy the debt.