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Wyoming Separation Agreement

A Wyoming separation agreement lets married couples determine their rights and responsibilities regarding marital property, spousal support, and other matters when they no longer wish to live together but are not fully divorced. Wyoming recognizes legal separation or judicial separation, and the court may enforce the agreement terms.
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Updated June 05, 2024

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Is a Separation Agreement Legal in Wyoming?

Yes, spouses can create separation agreements in the form of a binding contract, and can also petition a court for judicial separation, in which a judge may use a previously created separation agreement to decide on division of property, spousal and child support, and a parenting plan.[1]

Legal Separation Requirements

  • Filing Fee: Varies by county; in Natrona County it is $140, while in Sheridan County it is $120
  • Residency: At least one of the spouses must have resided in the state for at least 60 days immediately prior to filing the petition.[2]
  • Where to File: With the District Court covering the county where at least one spouse resides.

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Sources

  1. § 20-2-106
  2. § 20-2-107