Hawaii Motion For Order To Show Cause On Garnishee is a legal document used by a creditor to request a court order requiring a garnishee to appear in court and explain why they should not be held liable for a debt owed to the creditor. This document is used when a debtor has already been served with a summons and has failed to appear in court or to pay the debt. There are two types of Hawaii Motion For Order To Show Cause On Garnishee: 1) a motion for a hearing on the garnishee's liability, and 2) a motion for a garnishee's examination. The first type is typically used when the creditor believes that the garnishee is liable for the debt and seeks to have the court order the garnishee to appear and explain why they should not be held liable. The second type is used when the creditor seeks to have the garnishee examined by the court to determine the garnishee's ability to pay the debt. In either case, the motion must include the name of the debtor, the creditor, and the garnishee; the amount of the debt; a description of the assets or funds held by the garnishee; and any other relevant information. The motion must also include a statement that the creditor is entitled to the debt, and that the garnishee has failed to pay the debt.