Wyoming § 3-3-101 Petition for involuntary appointment of
conservator

Wyoming Statutes

§ 3-3-101 — Petition for involuntary appointment of conservator

Wyoming § 3-3-101

Title 03Guardian and Ward

Ch. 3CONSERVATORSHIPS

Art. 1OPENING CONSERVATORSHIPS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 3-3-101 (2026).

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(a)Any person may file with the clerk a petition for the involuntary appointment of a conservator. The petition appointment shall state:

(i)The name, age and address of the proposed ward;

(ii)The status of the proposed ward as a minor, incompetent person or a mentally incompetent person and the reasons for the petition;

(iii)The name and address of the proposed conservator, and his qualification to serve as conservator;

(iv)The name and address of the person or institution having the care, custody or control of the proposed ward;

(v)The fact that the residence of the proposed ward is in the county, or is a nonresident, or that his residence is unknown;

(vi)The fact that the best interest of the proposed ward requires the appointment of a conservator in Wyoming;

(vii)The estimated c

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(a) Any person may file with the clerk a petition for the
involuntary appointment of a conservator. The petition
appointment shall state:
(i) The name, age and address of the proposed ward;
(ii) The status of the proposed ward as a minor,
incompetent person or a mentally incompetent person and the
reasons for the petition;
(iii) The name and address of the proposed
conservator, and his qualification to serve as conservator;
(iv) The name and address of the person or
institution having the care, custody or control of the proposed
ward;
(v) The fact that the residence of the proposed ward
is in the county, or is a nonresident, or that his residence is
unknown;
(vi) The fact that the best interest of the proposed
ward requires the appointment of a conservator in Wyoming;
(vii) The estimated current value of the real estate,
the estimated value of the personal property and the estimated
gross annual income of the estate;
(viii) Any money payable or to become payable to the
proposed ward from any source; and
(ix) The interests of the petitioner.