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Pitluck Kido & Aipa

Pitluck, Wayne M

Aipa Nathan T

Pitluck Kido & Aipa, LLP

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Phone: (808) 523-5030

Address: 701 Bishop St, Honolulu, HI 96813

Website: http://www.pitluck.com

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Pitluck Kido Stone & Aipa LLP

Divorce
Child Support
We handle or assist clients with premarital and marital agreements, divorces, guardianships for children and the elderly, paternity, custody modifications, child support, relocation, and step-parent adoptions. Our family law practice excludes the termination of parental rights, private adoptions or any type of military or civilian criminal defense practice.
Adoption
Paternity
Guardianship

Criminal Defense
Theft
Restraining Order
Our firm provides confidential consultations and legal representation in family law matters. We understand difficult family dynamics which can often involve substance abuse, mental and physical illness, dementia and domestic abuse and result in legal problems. Because of our experience in law enforcement and as former prosecutors, we place a high priority on “safety first” and on providing prompt, practical and safe options to clients who need information about any aspect of family law, as well as gun violence protection or domestic abuse restraining orders.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Pitluck Kido & Aipa is full-service law firm. While we are a boutique operation – small by design - we are organized in a fashion to accommodate the most complex legal matter without involving a multitude of attorneys.
Business Disputes
Located in the heart of Honolulu’s business district and steeped in the culture and community of Hawaii, Pitluck Kido & Aipa has a longstanding history of being one of Hawaiʻi’s premier real estate and business law firms.
Intellectual Property
Antitrust
In 1967, Wayne was offered a position in San Diego, California as Assistant General Counsel to a New York Stock Exchange listed company embroiled in the "West Coast Pipe Antitrust Litigation", one of largest and most complex antitrust cases then pending in the United States. This opportunity offered concentrated experience working with the finest business lawyers and litigators in the United States. In 1969, Wayne joined with three of these lawyers and formed one of the first specialized law firms in the United States, limiting its practice to business and trade association counseling and litigation, with an emphasis on antitrust matters. During the period of growth of the new firm, Wayne represented companies in litigation and other matters in over 15 mainland states, traveling extensively. The firm grew rapidly from the original four, and numbered 20 lawyers with offices in San Diego, San Francisco, and Los Angeles when Wayne left to start a new career in Hawaiʻi.

Real Estate Litigation
I Bar and worked as in-house counsel for two real estate developers. It was at this time that John began his passion for real estate education, commencing with pre-license courses for real estate salespeople and brokers. In addition to conducting numerous seminars to real estate licensees, escrow officers, and attorneys, John was Adjunct Professor of Real Estate Law at the University of Hawai
Construction Litigation
Contractor. One who contracts to do something for another. For example, in construction, a specialist who enters into a formal construction contract to build a real estate structure or handle renovations, improvements, and additions to an existing structure.
Real Estate Transactions
Binder. Short purchase contract used in some areas to secure a real estate transaction until a more formal contract can be signed at a later date; usually accompanied by an earnest money deposit.
Eminent Domain
Eminent domain. The right or power of government to acquire private property for public use without the consent of the owner, provided fair compensation is provided.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Property Damage
Homeowner’s insurance policy. Packaged insurance policy for homeowners and tenants that cover property damage and public liability, such as fire, theft, and personal liability.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Alan left the Air Force in 1980 to enter the William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaiʻi. He served as an editor and staff member of the University of Hawaiʻi Law Review and was a Steering Committee Member of the International Conference on Humanitarian Law. He obtained his J.D. degree in 1983 and was admitted to practice in October of that year. Alan joined Pitluck & Kaulukukui after associating with Carlsmith Carlsmith Wichman & Case (now known as Carlsmith Ball) for two and one-half years, practicing in the areas of real estate and estate planning. After four years as an associate, Wayne Pitluck and Alan formed the partnership of Pitluck & Kido in April of 1989. Alan currently practices primarily in the areas of real property, business, alternate dispute resolution, estate planning, probate, and the preparation of real estate conveyancing documents. Alan has served as a director of the Hawaiʻi State Bar Association, President of the Hawaiʻi Institute for Continuing Legal Education, and is currently a member of the Hawaiʻi State Bar Association and the American Bar Association.
Trusts
Organizing your personal affairs begins with an estate plan. You do not need a fortune before you begin the process. A basic plan can start with a Will and an Advance Health Care Directive. If you own stocks or real property in other states, a Revocable Living Trust may help you to avoid probate, minimize taxes and provide for a smooth and efficient transfer of your assets to your heirs at your death.
Probate

Foreclosure
Foreclosure. Legal action instigated by a lender to end all ownership rights when mortgage payments have not been kept up.
Tax Law

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