§ 2-7-507 — Duty of appraisers to appraise and divide homestead

If the homestead is returned in the appraisement at more than
the value of the homestead exemption set forth in W.S. 2-7-508,
the appraisers shall determine whether the premises can be
divided without material injury. If they can be divided, the
appraisers shall admeasure and set apart to the parties entitled
thereto the portion of the premises, including the dwelling
house, as will amount in value to the homestead exemption and
make report thereof giving the metes, bounds and full
description of the portion set apart as a homestead. If the
appraisers find that the premises exceed in value the homestead
exemption and the premises cannot be divided without material
injury, they shall report the finding, and thereafter the court
may make an order for the sale of the premises and the
distribution of the proceeds to the parties entitled thereto.