Hawaii Motion For Order To Show Cause On Garnishee is a legal document used in the state of Hawaii to collect a debt from a third party who is known as a garnishee. This document is commonly used when a debtor is unable to pay a debt or is refusing to do so. This document requires the garnishee to appear in court to explain why they are withholding funds or assets from the debtor. The court will then decide whether the garnishee must release the funds or assets to the creditor. There are two different types of Hawaii Motion For Order To Show Cause On Garnishee: Prejudgment Garnishment and Post-Judgment Garnishment. Prejudgment Garnishment is used when the creditor is attempting to collect a debt before a judgment has been entered. Post-Judgment Garnishment is used when the creditor is attempting to collect a debt after a judgment has been entered.