Wyoming Statutes
§ 2-7-101 — Presumption of death; how estate handled
Wyoming·Title 02 Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code·Ch. 7 ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES·Art. 1 IN GENERAL
When any person leaves his usual place of abode and is not seen
or heard from by his relatives or other persons reasonably
expected to hear from him for a period of seven (7) years, the
person is presumed to be dead. If the person owned real or
personal property in Wyoming, administration of the estate of
the person may be had in the manner provided by law.
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