The Hawaii Declaration On Garnishee Transfer is a document used in Hawaii to provide a legal basis for the transfer of wages, benefits, or other assets from an employer to a creditor. This document is typically used by creditors who have obtained a judgment against a debtor, allowing them to collect on the debt by garnisheeing wages or other assets from the debtor's employer. The Hawaii Declaration On Garnishee Transfer outlines the terms and conditions of the transfer as well as the process for the employer to follow. There are two types of Hawaii Declaration On Garnishee Transfer: 1) garnishee to employer and 2) employer to creditor. The garnishee to employer document is used when a creditor is seeking to garnishee a debtor's wages or other assets from the debtor's employer. The employer to creditor document is used when the employer is transferring the garnished wages or assets directly to the creditor.