Hawaii Motion To Set Aside Declaration is a court filing that can be used to challenge a prior court order or judgment. It allows a party to ask the court to throw out a judgment or order that was issued without proper notice or without a hearing. The motion must be filed within a certain time period, typically 30 days, after the judgment or order was issued. There are two types of Hawaii Motion To Set Aside Declaration: (1) Motion To Set Aside Default Judgment and (2) Motion To Vacate Judgment. A Motion To Set Aside Default Judgment is used to challenge a court order that was issued without proper notice or without a hearing because the defendant was not present at the court hearing. A Motion To Vacate Judgment is used to challenge a court order that was issued based on incorrect or incomplete information. In either case, the court may grant the motion if it finds that the prior court order or judgment was improper or unlawful.