Wyoming Small Claims Courts
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In Wyoming, small claims of up to $3,000 constitute a special division of civil cases, which can be decided according to informal procedures in the circuit courts, per Statute 1-21-201. Additionally, Circuit Courts can hear cases of up to $7,000.
- Directory of Circuit Courts From the Wyoming Judicial Branch.
- Small Claims Court Information Information and forms from the Teton County Justice Court.
- Rules and Forms Governing Small Claims Cases From the State Supreme Court.
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