Hawaii Revised Statutes Division 4. Courts and Judicial Proceedings § 634-71

(a) Upon petition to a court under this section, the court may allow a petition, complaint, motion, or other document to be filed by a party identifying the parties as “jane doe” or “john doe”; provided that when deciding to permit a “jane doe” or “john doe” filing, the court may consider factors including:

(b) If there are compelling reasons sufficient to outweigh the public interest in the disclosure of the parties and it is the belief of the court that the parties' court files may become a vehicle for improper use if not made anonymous, the court may seal from the public all documents or portions of documents, including all subsequently filed documents, that would identify the parties or contain sufficient information from which the parties' identity could be discerned or inferred.