Form 1F-E-787 Notice to Attend Kids First - Hawaii

What Is Form 1F-E-787?

This is a legal form that was released by the Hawaii Family Court - a government authority operating within Hawaii. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 1F-E-787?
A: Form 1F-E-787 is a notice to attend Kids First - Hawaii.

Q: What is Kids First - Hawaii?
A: Kids First - Hawaii is a program designed to help parents and children develop and maintain positive relationships during times of separation or divorce.

Q: Who needs to attend Kids First - Hawaii?
A: Parents and children who are going through separation or divorce may be required to attend Kids First - Hawaii.

Q: Is attendance at Kids First - Hawaii mandatory?
A: Yes, attendance at Kids First - Hawaii may be mandatory for parents and children going through separation or divorce.

Q: What happens at Kids First - Hawaii?
A: At Kids First - Hawaii, parents and children learn strategies for effective communication, managing conflict, and understanding the impact of separation or divorce on children.

Q: How long does Kids First - Hawaii last?
A: The Kids First - Hawaii program typically lasts for a specific number of sessions, which may vary depending on the court order or agreement.

Q: What should I do if I receive Form 1F-E-787?
A: If you receive Form 1F-E-787, you should carefully read the notice and follow the instructions provided, which may include scheduling your attendance at Kids First - Hawaii.

Q: Can I request an exemption from attending Kids First - Hawaii?
A: Exemptions from attending Kids First - Hawaii may be granted in certain circumstances. You should consult with your attorney or the court to determine if you are eligible for an exemption.