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W.S. 20-2-107 — irreconcilable differences, after sixty days living in Wyoming

The district court of the county where either spouse lives may grant a divorce on the complaint of the aggrieved spouse, on the ground of irreconcilable differences in the marriage.

  • W.S. 20-2-104
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  • One spouse must have lived in Wyoming for the sixty days right before filing.
  • Or the marriage took place in Wyoming and one spouse has lived here ever since.
  • A married person living in Wyoming when filing is a resident even if the other spouse lives elsewhere.
  • W.S. 20-2-107
Sources for this section (2)
  1. W.S. 20-2-104 — Causes for divorce generally; venue generally
  2. W.S. 20-2-107 — Residential requirements generally for divorce

Legal information, not legal advice. Verified as of October 2026. Applying it to a particular situation is the work of a licensed Wyoming attorney.

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