WYOMING FIELD FILE
What Wyoming law actually says, in the words people use, with the statute on every line. Free, every tool too, and no account.
136 sections84 deadlinesverified October 2026How this works
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- PageOdd Laws Still on the BooksBurying a dead animal, hunting in pink and a license to tame a furbearer: real Wyoming sections
- PageLitteringW.S. 6-3-204 — up to six months and $750, and the driver answers for what leaves the car
- PageThe Age of ConsentW.S. 6-2-315 — thirteen through fifteen, when the older person is seventeen or older and four years older
- PageBringing in WildlifeW.S. 23-3-301 — no live antelope, bear, deer, elk, wolf or other wildlife brought in without permission
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“How long does a landlord in Wyoming have to return a deposit?”
Getting the Deposit Back
The landlord sends the balance and a written itemization of deductions, with reasons, within thirty days after the agreement ends, or within fifteen days after the landlord receives the renter's new mailing address, whichever is later.
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About this guide — education built from the Wyoming Statutes as the Wyoming Legislature publishes them, not a law degree in a webpage. Applying it to a particular situation is the work of a licensed Wyoming attorney or a legal aid office. Current as of October 2026.
This guide covers common situations in real Wyoming encounters. Not the whole body of law, not a replacement for a lawyer.