Wyoming § 3-3-501 Designation of conservators; exception

Wyoming Statutes

§ 3-3-501 — Designation of conservators; exception

Wyoming § 3-3-501

Title 03Guardian and Ward

Ch. 3CONSERVATORSHIPS

Art. 5CONSERVATORS OF ESTATES OF MINORS AND

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 3-3-501 (2026).

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(a)The administrator of the Wyoming life resource center is appointed conservator of the estate of:

(i)Each adult admitted to the Wyoming life resource center unless a conservator or other duly authorized agent has already been appointed for the person; and

(ii)Each minor with an estate of more than five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) admitted to the center unless a conservator has already been appointed for the minor.

(b)The superintendent of the Wyoming state hospital is appointed conservator of the estate of:

(i)Each adult resident adjudged to be a mentally incompetent person unless a conservator or other duly authorized agent has already been appointed for the person; and

(ii)Each minor with an estate of more than five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) admitted to the institution unless

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(a) The administrator of the Wyoming life resource center
is appointed conservator of the estate of:
(i) Each adult admitted to the Wyoming life resource
center unless a conservator or other duly authorized agent has
already been appointed for the person; and
(ii) Each minor with an estate of more than five
thousand dollars ($5,000.00) admitted to the center unless a
conservator has already been appointed for the minor.
(b) The superintendent of the Wyoming state hospital is
appointed conservator of the estate of:
(i) Each adult resident adjudged to be a mentally
incompetent person unless a conservator or other duly authorized
agent has already been appointed for the person; and
(ii) Each minor with an estate of more than five
thousand dollars ($5,000.00) admitted to the institution unless
a conservator has already been appointed for the minor.