A Hawaii Expert Motion to Stay Writ is a legal process used in the state of Hawaii to delay or suspend the enforcement of a court order or writ. This motion is typically filed by a party who has been served with a writ and wishes to have a temporary halt of the proceedings issued. There are two types of Expert Motion to Stay Writ: a Temporary Stay and a Permanent Stay. A Temporary Stay is issued to delay the enforcement of the writ for a specified period of time, while a Permanent Stay permanently suspends the enforcement of the writ. In either case, the court must consider the merits of the motion before ruling. The Motion must be served upon the opposing party and must contain the grounds for the stay, a proposed schedule for the hearing, and a proposed timeline for the resolution of the matter. The court will review the Motion and determine whether to grant the stay or not.