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Wyoming employment contract governs the working relationship between an employer and a hired individual.
The contract should mention the individual's duties,
the salary they can expect to receive,
the frequency at which payments will be distributed,
and many other details pertaining to terms of employment.
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Wyoming Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order form instructs medical providers to withhold CPR for a patient who is not breathing or has no heartbeat.
In Wyoming,
the
"POLST"
program entitles residents to define their preferred emergency treatments.
It can be applied for by completing the POLST form available below.
Wyoming name change forms allow residents to petition for a legal name change through their county's district court.
Individuals changing their name because of a marriage or divorce are not required to complete these forms.
To be eligible to petition for a name change,
the petitioner must have resided in the state for at least six months.
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Wyoming notary acknowledgment form is used by a notary to verify signatures on official documents.
It provides legal evidence that the individuals involved in the transaction have been identified and that they have signed the documents of their own volition.
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Wyoming living trust is a legal agreement used to protect an individual's assets should they become mentally incapacitated and bypass the Wyoming probate process after they die.
The grantor (creator of the trust) appoints a trustee to govern the trust and distribute trust assets to the named beneficiaries after the grantor's death.
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Wyoming deed is a form that transfers the ownership of property from a seller to a buyer.
All deeds in Wyoming must be notarized.
Once properly completed,
the document and filing fee should be submitted to the Recorder's Office in the county where the property is located.
Legally Enforceable? Yes,
a contract for a non-compete is legal in Wyoming if it is:[1] In writing; Part of a contract of employment; Based on reasonable consideration; Reasonable in duration and geographical limitations; and Not against public policy.
Attorneys (prohibited) An attorney is prohibited from entering into a non-compete or any agreement restricting their right.
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Wyoming small estate affidavit is a form that may be used to shorten the process of settling the estate of a deceased resident (decedent).
Thirty days must pass after the death before the affidavit can be used.
When the waiting period is over,
a successor can use the form to collect the decedent's property from third parties.
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Wyoming last will and testament is a legal document used by an individual ("testator") to provide instructions for how their estate shall be distributed upon death.
All aspects of the testator’s estate can be bequeathed to designated beneficiaries.
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Wyoming promissory note template is a document that organizes and adds legal validity to a lending arrangement between a borrower and a lender.
It includes sections on interest rates,
late fees,
payment schedules,
and more,
as well as an area for a witness's signature.
