Rule 41.1.Documents Dismissing an Action or Any Part Thereof Pursuant to Rules 41(a)(1)(A), 41(a)(1)(B), and/or 41(c) of the Hawaii Rules of Civil Procedure.

Where a notice or stipulation of dismissal goes depends on the case: to the assigned judge before filing, whether the case is on a regular docket or in the Court-Annexed Arbitration Program, or to the Legal Documents Branch/Section if no judge is assigned. The document itself must identify the judge's name (or say "none"), the trial date (or say "none"), and, in its text, cite the specific part of Rule 41 the dismissal relies on, noting whether the dismissed party has already answered or moved for summary judgment if Rule 41(a)(1)(A) applies.

A dismissal of the whole case must carry a specific title and state that all other claims and parties are dismissed. A partial dismissal instead must flag in its title that it's partial and identify who or what is being dismissed, then spell out in the body both what's being dismissed and what claims or parties remain (or that none do). Either way, the document must show, below counsel's signature, which party or parties that attorney represents.