Hawaii Withdrawal of Counsel and Removal from Notice List refers to the process of withdrawing legal representation and removing a client's name from an attorney's mailing list of clients. This process is typically completed when a client has requested the withdrawal of their attorney's services. There are two main types of Hawaii Withdrawal of Counsel and Removal from Notice List: Voluntary Withdrawal and Involuntary Withdrawal. Voluntary Withdrawal is when an attorney and client mutually agree to terminate the attorney-client relationship. Voluntary Withdrawal may be initiated by either the attorney or the client, and must be approved by the court. Involuntary Withdrawal is when an attorney is removed from a case without the client's consent. This type of withdrawal can occur for a variety of reasons, such as the attorney's inability to meet the client's needs or the attorney's failure to communicate. Involuntary Withdrawal must also be approved by the court. Once the attorney has withdrawn from the case and the client's name has been removed from the attorney's mailing list, the attorney must also file a Notice of Withdrawal with the court. This Notice must include a copy of the withdrawal order, the new attorney's contact information (if applicable), and the date of the withdrawal.