Our attorneys have assisted many Wyoming families navigate the difficult process of appointing guardians and conservators.  This is often required in the case of disabled adults or children who have received settlements, inheritances, or large sums of money through other means.  In many instances, if a guardian is necessary, a conservator will also need to be appointed.

Once a guardian or conservator is appointed there is a statutory reporting requirement, and our attorneys routinely assist with the preparation and filing of these reports.  A guardian must report to the Court every six (6) months and a conservator must report once a year.  This important process protects the ward and his/her estate against abuse.

Our attorneys also are happy to assist with and genuinely enjoy helping with uncontested adoptions.