Grounds for Divorce in Wyoming

Wyoming provides both no-fault and fault paths. Most couples choose irreconcilable differences to simplify the process.

No-Fault Ground

Irreconcilable differences indicating the marriage cannot be salvaged. This route avoids proving misconduct and keeps focus on settlement.

Fault Grounds

Traditional grounds include adultery, extreme cruelty, willful desertion, and certain felony convictions. Fault claims require proof and generally add time and expense.

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FAQs

Do I need to prove fault to get divorced in Wyoming?
No. Most cases proceed on irreconcilable differences.

Why would someone allege fault in Wyoming?
To present conduct issues to the court when no-fault is disputed, but this usually increases time and cost.

Can conduct affect outcomes?
Judges focus on equitable division and realistic support; conduct may be considered among many factors.