HRS § 571-52.7 - Award of costs and reasonable attorneys' fees
In a motion to enforce a child support order, the court may award the prevailing party costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees, but only if the prevailing party was represented by an attorney and no other part of the chapter says otherwise.
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