This video description provides step-by-step instructions on how to legally change your name in Hawaii. It covers various circumstances, such as divorce, marriage, and personal reasons, that may prompt someone to seek a name change. The process involves creating an ehawaii.gov account, filling out the required forms, paying the filing and administrative fees, downloading and printing the forms, signing the name change petition in front of a notary public, and submitting the completed forms to the Hawaii Lieutenant Governor's office. Additionally, it mentions the need to include a certified copy of your birth certificate, a copy of your marriage certificate or civil union license (if applicable), a copy of your divorce decree (if applicable), and two self-addressed stamped envelopes for the return of documents. Depending on your situation, additional documents such as a death certificate, paternity decree, adoption decree, or guardianship decree may be required for a minor child's name change.

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