Hawaii Revised Statutes Division 1. Government § 353-13.8

(1) The date, time, place of hearing, a clear statement of the purpose of the proceedings and of possible consequences to the person who is the subject of the petition, and a statement of the legal standard upon which treatment is authorized;

(2) A copy of the petition;

(3) Written notice, in plain and simple language, that the person may waive the hearing by voluntarily agreeing to the care or treatment proposed;

(4) A completed form indicating the waiver described in paragraph (3) if the person waived the hearing;

(5) Written notice, in plain and simple language, that the person or the person's guardian or representative may apply at any time for a hearing on the issue of the person's need for care or treatment if the person has previously waived a hearing;

(6) Notice that the person is entitled to the assistance of an attorney and that the public defender has been notified of these proceedings;

(7) Notice that if the person does not want to be represented by the public defender, the person may contact the person's own attorney; and

(8) Notice, if applicable, that the petitioner intends to present evidence to show that the person is an incapacitated or protected person, or both, under article V of chapter 560, and whether the appointment of a guardian is sought at the hearing. If appointment of a guardian is to be recommended, and a nominee is known at the time the petition is filed, the identity of the nominee shall be disclosed.