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Amy Voss

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Amy Voss

Firm: Amy Voss

47 685 Hui Kelu St Apt 2 , Kaneohe , Hawaii 96744

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant

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Recent Q&As in Hawaii (Landlord Tenant)

Hawaii landlord withholding security deposit past deadline and lives overseas | Aug 9, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Oahu, Hawaii I moved out of a month-to-month rental in Oahu, Hawaii on July 18 after giving proper written notice, which my landlord accepted. My understanding of HRS § 521-44 is that he had 14 days to return my deposit or provide an itemized statement with supporting documentation. That deadline passed on August 1, and I have still received neither. When I followed up, he said he was still “finalizing the move-out review” and preparing documentation for alleged wall damage. He is also now referring to a “fixed-term lease,” even though the tenancy was month-to-month. I plan to file in Hawaii Small Claims Court. The issue is service: he gave a Hawaii address on the lease and owns the property, but I believe he actually lives and works in Amsterdam. As far as I know, he had no local property manager. I called the court to ask about serving someone overseas and, when I mentioned Amsterdam, the person I spoke with basically laughed and said they couldn’t advise me. I will email him asking for his Amsterdam address but highly doubt he will give it to me. Main questions: Is there any point trying to serve him by certified/registered mail at the Hawaii address on the lease? If it comes back unclaimed, what is the next step for serving someone overseas? I've looked into international service and it appears that is my best option but can international service costs be recovered if I win? Is attempting service at his…
LONG post. Is this legal? | Jul 29, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Oahu, Hawaii In April, my landlord (never met her) decided she would start renovating the property. She employed her brother and another guy. Both of these people do not speak English very well. One day, they were renovating the downstairs apartment right underneath mine. They noticed our toilet was leaking a bit, and asked to come in and fix it. We let them in, and Instead of fixing it, the landlords brother takes a look at our bathroom window, and says in broken English that he was going to cut out our window and make a door. He never even looked at the toilet he supposedly came there to fix. We pushed back and asked why he wanted to do that, and that we didn’t want that. He said he was going to make a balcony. In the end, we didn’t know if we had any way to avoid this happening, and didn’t want trouble with the property owner. They put in the door, and it didn’t open because they installed it the wrong way, so it was blocked by the toilet and it was unusable. They then put in a new door, and never put a deadbolt on it, and it has stayed that way ever since. Over the next couple of weeks, they worked on the balcony, and would often leave it unsecured. They built the balcony right over the rotting roof and shingles. I don’t think it is supposed to bear this much weight. Eventually they…

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