Free HID 001 Attorney Change of Firm/Address Form - Hawaii

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF HAWAII Office of the Clerk of Court Attorney Change of Address Form Instructions to Members of the Bar
Under the District of Hawaii Court Local Rules of Practice 83.1(H), it is the responsibility of each member of the bar of this court to keep the court informed of any change in name, firm or firm name, voice, facsimile, telephone number, or street address within eleven (11) days. The notice should be in writing and clearly show the new information. Please use the form on the reverse side of this notice and, when completed, mail it to: Unites States District Court District of Hawaii Office of the Clerk of Court 300 Ala Moana Boulevard, Room C-338 Honolulu, Hawaii 96850-0338 Attn: Attorney Database Administrator You may also send the form by facsimile to the court at: 808 541-1303

If you have any questions, please call the Office of the Clerk at 808 541-1300.

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF HAWAII
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ATTORNEY ADDRESS This change will be effective on _____________. (Date) Please type or print clearly. Hawaii State Bar Number _____________ Name: _______________________________________________________ Last First Middle

Firm Name: _______________________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________ Street Suite/Room _______________________________________________________ City State Zip Fax Number:_________________

Phone Number: ________________

E-Mail Address: _______________________________________________

Please indicate whether this address change applies to: ___ the individual attorney named ___ the entire firm ___ other ____________________________________________________

Note: Submission of this form will result in your address being changed in the court's central attorney database. If you represent clients in a case pending in this court, it is your responsibility to ensure that the notices for those clients are sent to the proper address. If the client will be represented by your former firm, it is your responsibility to file the necessary withdrawal motions and substitutions and proposed orders of counsel in each case.