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Wyoming court costs guide

Filing for divorce in Wyoming costs $160 in court filing fees. This guide covers the verified filing fees for divorce, name change, general civil cases, and probate in Wyoming — every figure from the official schedule or statute named at the foot of the page.

Wyoming at a glanceFigure
CourtDistrict Court
Divorce filing fee$160 — the original district-court action filing fee (Judicial Branch FAQ; W.S. §5-3-206).
Name change filing fee$160 on the same basis.
Name-change publicationRequired — Required — W.S. §1-25-103: public notice in the same manner as service by publication on nonresidents (exceptions: confidentiality orders, and minors where all parents/guardians sign).
General civil filing fee$160, including the $40 automation fee and $10 indigent legal services fee.
Probate filing fee$160 initial filing (excluding variable inventory fees under W.S. §2-2-401).

Divorce filing fees

$160 — the original district-court action filing fee (Judicial Branch FAQ; W.S. §5-3-206).

See the national picture — including the states where the fee is set county by county — in our divorce filing cost guide.

Name change: fee and publication

$160 on the same basis.

Publication: Required — W.S. §1-25-103: public notice in the same manner as service by publication on nonresidents (exceptions: confidentiality orders, and minors where all parents/guardians sign).

Publication is the step readers most often get wrong, because the rule changed recently in several states. The full state-by-state picture is in our name change cost guide.

General civil filing fees

$160, including the $40 automation fee and $10 indigent legal services fee.

Probate court costs

$160 initial filing (excluding variable inventory fees under W.S. §2-2-401).

How filing works in Wyoming

  1. Prepare the petition or complaint for the District Court — most Wyoming courts publish the forms on their self-help pages.
  2. File with the clerk and pay the filing fee above. Keep the stamped copy; it is your proof of filing.
  3. Arrange service of process on the other party where the case requires it (divorce and general civil cases do; a name change usually does not).
  4. Complete any publication the rules require — for a Wyoming name change: required.
  5. Attend the hearing or, in uncontested matters, submit the proposed decree for the judge's signature.

Worked total: what a divorce filing costs

ItemCost
Filing fee$160
Service of process (typical private process server)$50–$100
Estimated total to file$210–$260

Filing fee plus service for one respondent, before any mediation, parenting-class, or copy charges described in the guides. Run your own combination in the cost calculator.

Sources: Wyoming Judicial Branch — FAQ · W.S. §1-25-103 (SF0123, 2024) — Wyoming Legislature. Researched October 2026 — confirm current figures with the court clerk.

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