Wyoming Divorce and Family Law

The Basics of Annulment in Wyoming

Wyoming allows some types of marriages to be ended by annulment rath

Wyoming Divorce: Dividing Property

In Wyoming, a court will divide marital property during a divorce based on a system called equitable distribution.

Understanding and Calculating Alimony in Wyoming

In Wyoming, either spouse can request alimony as soon as the divorce process begins. However, requesting alimony doesn't guarantee an award and judges have broad discretion when deciding if it's appropriate in your case.

Uncontested Divorce in Wyoming

Making sense of the uncontested divorce process in Wyoming.

Prenuptial Agreements in Wyoming

Engaged couples are often so transfixed by the excitement of their upcoming weddings and the prospect of married life, they fail to appreciate that marriage is a civil contract. But it is in the best interests of all engaged people to consider whether a prenuptial agreement would be a useful solution

How Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody in Wyoming

Physical or emotional abuse has long-lasting effects for the abuser and the victim. When children are part of a family where abuse takes place, the stakes become even higher. Such abuse, also called “domestic violence,” may result in one parent losing custody or having limits placed upon the parent’s

How Do I File for Divorce in Wyoming?

Learn more about the basic steps you'll need to take to start the divorce process in Wyoming.

Child Custody in Wyoming: The Best Interests of the Child

Learn about the "best interests" standard and how it applies to child custody cases in Wyoming.

Child Support Enforcement in Wyoming

Even when a relationship ends in a breakup or divorce, most couples realize that paying their children’s expenses is the right thing to do. Unfortunately, however, a sizeable number of parents fail or refuse to pay child support. This article will explain how child support is enforced in the State