Hawaii Garnishee Disclosure is a document used to establish the amount of wages and other income due to an employee from an employer in the state of Hawaii. It is used in cases where a creditor is attempting to collect a debt from an employee. This document states the amount of wages and other income due to the employee, as well as any amounts that have been withheld from the employee's wages. There are two types of Hawaii Garnishee Disclosure: the Employer's Garnishee Disclosure and the Employee's Garnishee Disclosure. The Employer's Garnishee Disclosure is used by the employer to document the amount of wages and other income due to the employee, as well as any amounts that have been withheld from the employee's wages. The Employee's Garnishee Disclosure is used by the employee to document any amounts withheld from their wages by the creditor. Both forms must be completed and filed with the appropriate court in order for the garnishment to be enforced.