Wyoming divorce at a glance
Residency requirement
60 days (either spouse) — one of the shortest in the nation.
No-fault ground
Irreconcilable differences (Wyo. Stat. 20-2-104). 20-day minimum from filing of complaint before decree (runs from filing, not service). Residency: 60 days immediately before filing (or marriage solemnized in WY with continuous residence since).
Filing fee
~$70-$160 by county (among the cheapest states). Fee waiver: in forma pauperis affidavit accepted by district courts.
Child support
Income shares model (Wyo. Stat. 20-2-304): combined net incomes applied to statutory tables, split proportionally. Official state Child Support Calculator at childsupport.wyoming.gov; Confidential Financial Affidavit…
E-filing (self-represented)
File & ServeXpress statewide for district courts, registered/attorney users (proficiency exam required); wyocourts.gov directs pro se filers to 'Traditional Filing' (paper, over the counter).…
County differences
Low — statewide packets used everywhere; county clerk pages (Teton, Crook, Sublette) republish the same packets; minor local service/scheduling differences.
Official statewide forms
Yes. Official Wyoming Judicial Branch pro-se packets (updated May/Oct 2025): Packet 1 Divorce with Minor Children — Plaintiff; Packet 2 with Children — Defendant; Packet 3 No Minor Children — Plaintiff; Packet 4 No…
Official source: Wyoming court forms & self-help. Always confirm current forms and fees with the court before filing.
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Wyoming divorce FAQ
Do I need a lawyer to get divorced in Wyoming?
No. Wyoming allows you to file for divorce yourself (pro se). LawCat prepares your Wyoming divorce documents free, and you pay only the court’s filing fee. You can hire an attorney at any point if your case becomes complicated.
How long do I have to live in Wyoming to file for divorce?
60 days (either spouse) — one of the shortest in the nation.
How much does it cost to file for divorce in Wyoming?
~$70-$160 by county (among the cheapest states). Fee waiver: in forma pauperis affidavit accepted by district courts. With LawCat your documents are free, so the filing fee is typically your only unavoidable cost — and it can often be waived if you can’t afford it.
This page is general information about Wyoming’s court process, not legal advice for your situation, and LawCat is not a law firm. Forms and fees change — verify with the official court source above. Reviewed 2026.