A father in Kailua-Kona came to Ohana Law Firm after a new job offer required him to work evenings, making his existing custody schedule impossible to follow. William Dean, Esq. helped him file a modification motion,
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A mother in Hilo had been the primary caregiver for her two young children throughout the marriage, working part time so she could handle school pickups, doctor visits, and bedtime routines. When her husband filed for
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A father in the Puna district of Hawaii Island came to Ohana Law Firm believing he had no real shot at custody. The mother had already moved out with their two children and filed first. Working
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A woman from the Puna district came to Ohana Law Firm last year certain her divorce would cost more than her house was worth. Her case settled as uncontested within four months, and her total legal
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A couple in Kailua-Kona built a life together over fifteen years, including a jointly titled home and a small vacation rental near the Kohala Coast. When they decided to divorce, they assumed the family court would
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A father in Kailua-Kona came to Ohana Law Firm last year unsure what would happen to his two children and the family’s Puna homestead once he and his wife separated. That uncertainty is common. Hawaii divorce
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Hiring an attorney in Hawaii is one decision people put off until a problem gets too big to ignore. That’s usually a mistake. Whether you’re facing a divorce, a business dispute, an injury claim, or a
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An Ohana Law Firm attorney in Hawaii brings something a lot of Big Island residents say they can’t find anywhere else: a lawyer who actually picks up the phone and treats your case like it matters.
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Civil litigation is the legal process people and businesses use to resolve disputes in court when they can’t work things out on their own. If you’ve been served with a lawsuit, or you’re thinking about filing
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Business law shapes every decision you make as a business owner. It covers the rules that govern how you form your company, sign agreements, hire staff, and handle disputes. Ignore it, and you risk fines, lawsuits,
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