Wyoming State Laws
Updated for 2026
Wyoming Divorce Laws
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Understanding Wyoming Divorce Law
Property Division
Wyoming follows Equitable Distribution.
Fair DivisionGrounds for Divorce
No-Fault: Irreconcilable differences
No-FaultChild Custody
Courts consider best interests factors.
Best InterestsChild Support
Uses the Income Shares Model.
Income Shares ModelChild Custody Factors
1
Quality of relationship with each parent
2
Ability of each parent to provide care
3
Relative competency and fitness
4
Willingness to accept parental responsibilities
5
How parents cooperate
6
Geographic proximity
7
Child needs and developmental considerations
8
Ability to provide stable environment
9
Quality of childs adjustment to home, school
10
Evidence of abuse or neglect
11
Any other relevant factors
Spousal Support
Temporary Alimony
During proceedings
Rehabilitative Alimony
For training or education
Permanent Alimony
Long-term support
Key Statutes
Wyo. Stat. 20-2-104
Grounds for Divorce
Irreconcilable differences
Wyo. Stat. 20-2-114
Property Division
Just and equitable division
Wyo. Stat. 20-2-201
Child Custody
Best interests standard
Recent Changes
2024
Parenting Plan Updates
Wyoming updated parenting plan requirements.
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