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The document provides instructions for filing a small claims case in the District Court of the Second Circuit, State of Hawai`i, specifically for disputes regarding the return of security deposits from residential leases. It outlines the process for plaintiffs to submit a Statement of Claim and a Notice of Hearing, detailing necessary information about both parties and the claim amount. The document also explains court procedures, including what happens if either party fails to appear at the hearing, restrictions on attorney representation, and guidelines for serving documents to the landlord.

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Begin with Part I: The Statement of Claim. Enter your contact information, including your name, address, phone number, and email. Then provide as much of your landlord’s contact details as possible.
Next, specify the amount your landlord owes you from your security deposit and the date you moved out. Include a brief explanation of why you believe this amount is owed.
Read through the Declaration section carefully. Sign and date it to affirm that all information provided is true and correct.
Proceed to Part II: A Notice of Hearing. Fill in your landlord's name and submit the form to the Court for scheduling a hearing.
Finally, ensure you deliver a copy of the completed form to your landlord using one of the approved methods outlined in the instructions.

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