Hawaii · HRS §507-43

Lien Clock runs.

Application and Notice of Lien — 45 days after date of completion

Hawaii does not use a 20-day preliminary notice. A claimant applies to the circuit court with an Application for a Lien and a Notice of Lien, served on the owner, not later than 45 days after the date of completion (HRS §507-43). Date of completion is tied to publication of a notice of completion. Condo common elements have special limits under §514B-43. We serve the application/notice and calendar the 45-day clock. Counsel files in circuit court.

Start the clock · We draft. You approve. We send.

• Source: HRS §507-43
• Source: Levelset state lien guide (practice aid)

• Notice Clock

  $49/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  Court-filed lien path: we draft and serve the required notice, calendar the filing. Counsel files.

  • Statutory clocks for this client
  • Draft notices on Hawaii’s code
  • Proof of delivery filed
  • Not priced per envelope — this retainer covers the desk for that client

• Clock for counsel

  $149/mo

  One firm seat

  Your firm stays counsel of record. We run clocks and drafts for this seat. Not a per-community meter — talk to us if you have a large book.

• Pre-lien packet

  $197 once

  One file

  One job: application/notice draft, parties, deadline. Counsel files. We do not appear.