Self-Help Forms

Forms for Tenants and Landlords

Please Note – By law, the Courts cannot provide legal advice. Should you need additional assistance or forms that are not provided on this site, you may wish to consult an attorney or the Equal Justice Wyoming website. Your use of this website, and any forms you use from it, is at your own risk and without any warranties by the State of Wyoming.

Family Law Forms

This information is provided as a service by the Supreme Court of the State of Wyoming. These packets are designed to assist you in representing yourself in court matters. The packets will be more helpful to people who agree on the terms of their divorce, child custody or child support case.

Read the packet in its entirety before you begin. Each packet contains information on how to fill out the forms, which forms you may need and who you may call to assist you.

The information is not legal advice, and is not a substitute for legal representation by an attorney. While you have the right to represent yourself, there are certain significant risks and responsibilities attached to that right. Failing to protect your rights during a divorce or child custody or support case, as with any legal matter, can have serious, long-term consequences. If you have specific questions regarding your case, call an attorney or legal services office before proceeding. Be aware that people who represent themselves must follow the same rules as those represented by attorneys, such as deadlines. If you need assistance in establishing paternity, contact your local child support enforcement agency or call:

• Child Support Enforcement Services: 307.777.6948
• Department of Family Services: 307.777.7561

Please Note – By law, we cannot provide legal advice. Should you need additional assistance or forms that are not provided on this site, you may wish to consult an attorney. Your use of this Web site, and any forms you use from it, is at your own risk and without any warranties by the State of Wyoming. We hope this website has the information you need and encourages you to learn more about Wyoming’s courts, the people we serve, and the dedicated people who work in our courts.

A secure child support calculator can be found at:
https://childsupport.wyoming.gov/calculator/index.html

The Self-Support Reserve as of 1/14/2025 is:
$1304.17

 Federal Income Withholding For Support Form

Small Claims Forms

Please read the instructions carefully and review the Small Claims Court Rules before filing your case.

Protection Orders

For help in developing a safety plan or about protection orders and how to get one, contact your local domestic violence program (see Crisis Intervention in the Yellow Pages) or call the Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault at (844) 264-8080 or visit their website for local resources or Wyoming Division of Victim’s Services at (888) 996-8816 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-SAFE (7233) or (512) 453-8117 (multi-lingual advocates are available); TTY (800) 787-3224.

WARNING! Internet and Computer Safety

An abuser can track your computer and Internet use. (more information is available from NNEDV). Click here to leave this Web site quickly. If you are in danger, call 911, your local crisis hotline, the Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault: 1-307-755-5481 or the National Domestic Violence hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7223). Please Note: Under Wyoming law, protection orders are issued under three categories: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking. The forms are divided by these categories. To determine which forms are appropriate for your situation, please read through the Instructions included with each category.

Criminal Notice of Appeal Forms

This information is not legal advice and is not a substitute for legal representation by an attorney. While you have the right to represent yourself, there are certain significant risks and responsibilities attached to that right. Failing to protect your rights in any legal action can have serious, long-term consequences. If you have specific questions regarding your case, call an attorney or legal services office before proceeding. Be aware that people who represent themselves must follow the same rules as those represented by attorneys, such as deadlines. Should you need additional assistance or forms that are not provided on this site, you may wish to consult an attorney. Your use of this website, and any forms you use from it, is at your own risk and without any warranties by the State of Wyoming.

Use the “District Court Notice of Appeal Forms” to appeal a criminal judgment and sentence that was decided in a Wyoming district court.

Use the “Circuit Court Notice of Appeal Forms” to appeal a criminal judgment and sentence that was decided in a Wyoming circuit court.

The “Affidavit of Indigency and Request for Waiver of Filing Fees” can be used for either type of appeal.

For further information about the appeal process, read the Wyoming Rules of Appellate Procedure.

Packets

Please Note – By law, the Courts cannot provide legal advice. Should you need additional assistance or forms that are not provided on this site, you may wish to consult an attorney or the Equal Justice Wyoming website. Your use of this website, and any forms you use from it, is at your own risk and without any warranties by the State of Wyoming.