Wyoming Estate Planning Laws

Estate planning laws in Wyoming protect your interests toward the end of your life and after you pass away.

Created by FindLaw's team of legal writers and editors | Last reviewed November 29, 2017

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This section includes information about writing and executing wills; what a living will is and what it can do for you; the importance of the durable power of attorney; and more. Click on one of the following links to learn more about Wyoming estate planning laws.

Learn About Wyoming Estate Planning Laws

  • Wyoming Wills Laws

    Overview of Wyoming's laws pertaining to wills, which are legally binding documents that outline how your belongings are to be handled after your death.

  • Wyoming Durable Power of Attorney Laws

    Summary of Wyoming's laws with respect to durable powers of attorney, which allow you to name a trusted individual to make health care decisions on your behalf.

  • Wyoming Living Wills Laws

    The basics of Wyoming's laws on living wills, legally binding documents in which individuals state in writing their health care and end-of-life preferences.

  • Wyoming Civil Statute of Limitations

    What every potential plaintiff or defendant to a civil claim should know about Wyoming's civil statute of limitations, which limits the amount of time to file.

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