Wyoming Court Records

Wyoming district and circuit court case files are kept by the court clerks in each of the 23 counties; ask the clerk of the court that heard the case.

The Supreme Court of Wyoming in Cheyenne posts a public docket and its decisions, and eFiling is open for its cases.

Wyoming divorces are district court cases in the county where either party resides, kept by the Clerk of District Court. Under Rule 3(a) of the Rules Governing Access to Case Records, in force since February 5, 2024 and amended in 2025 and 2026, the file is fully accessible unless restricted, and W.S. 20-2-308(d) restricts one part: the financial affidavits and their attachments form a confidential file open to non-parties only by court order. The Confidential Financial Affidavit is mainly an income form, with a short list of assets and their values, required only where child support is ordered; the asset schedules in the Initial Disclosures are served, not filed; the Decree of Divorce, which recites the real property, vehicles by VIN, debts and spousal support awarded to each party and awards each party the bank, investment and retirement accounts held in that party's sole name, is public.

There is no remote public access to district court filings; the file is read free at the courthouse public access terminal or at the Clerk of District Court, with copies at $1 for the first page and 50 cents for each additional page under W.S. 5-3-206. Restricting access takes a motion under Rule 5. The Wyoming asset search page explains what the decree shows.