As parents, we strive to create safe environments for our children. But sometimes, accidents happen, and a child may suffer injuries due to someone else’s negligence. Dealing with a child injured in such an accident involves unique legal considerations. While no money can truly compensate for the harm done, a personal injury settlement can help ensure your child receives the care and resources needed for recovery.
In Hawaii, if a minor child receives a personal injury settlement, the court must approve it, and the money is typically placed in a “blocked account” or trust, managed by a conservator or guardian, until the child turns 18, ensuring the funds are protected and used responsibly.
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