A Hawaii First Request for Production of Documents is a document that is served to a party in a lawsuit to request documents that are relevant to the case. It typically consists of a list of documents requested and a description of how the documents must be produced. It is generally served by the plaintiff in a case. There are two main types of Hawaii First Request for Production of Documents: Rule 34 and Rule 45. Rule 34 is a request for documents which are in the possession of the party that the request is served to. Rule 45 is a request for documents that are in the possession of a third party. The documents requested in the Hawaii First Request for Production of Documents should be relevant to the case and can include financial statements, contracts, emails, audio recordings, and other documents. The documents must be produced in the manner specified in the request. The party that is served the request must respond in writing within a certain period of time, typically 30 days.