Wyoming Small Claims Court Guide
Everything you need to know about filing a small claims case in Wyoming.
Maximum Claim
$6,000
Filing Fee
$30
Fee waiver available
Court Name
Small Claims Court (Circuit Court)
Hearing Timeline
30–60 days from filing
Find your courthouse in Wyoming
Search by city, county, or ZIP code to get the courthouse address, phone number, hours, and filing options.
How Much Can You Sue For in Wyoming?
In Wyoming, individuals can file small claims cases for up to $6,000. This limit applies to both individuals and businesses.
Wyoming Small Claims Court Filing Fees
| Claim Amount | Filing Fee |
|---|---|
| Standard filing fee | $30 |
If you cannot afford the filing fee, you may qualify for a fee waiver. Ask the court clerk for a fee waiver application when you file.
Statutes of Limitations in Wyoming
You must file your claim within the time limits below, or the court will dismiss your case regardless of its merits.
10
years — written contract
8
years — oral contract
4
years — property damage
4
years — personal injury
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Read the demand letter guideWhere to File in Wyoming
Small claims cases in Wyoming are handled by the Small Claims Court (Circuit Court). Wyoming has 23 county Circuit Courts (9 judicial districts).
Where to file: File in the county where the defendant lives or where the cause of action arose
Not sure which court you need? Our step-by-step filing guide walks you through finding the right court for your case.
Find your specific courthouse: Search for your county courthouse below ↓ — get the address, phone number, hours, and see if e-filing is available.
How to Serve the Defendant in Wyoming
After filing your claim, you must formally notify the defendant. This is called "service of process" and is required before your case can be heard.
Accepted methods: Personal service by sheriff or certified mail
Deadline: Service must be completed at least 10 days before the hearing.
Wyoming Small Claims Court Procedures
Can I bring a lawyer?
Yes, attorneys are allowed to represent parties in Wyoming small claims court.
Can I appeal?
Either party may appeal within 10 days to district court
Is e-filing available?
No, e-filing is not currently available for small claims in Wyoming. You must file in person or by mail.
Are remote hearings available?
Remote hearings are available in some Wyoming courts. Check with your specific court location for current policies.
Official Wyoming Court Resources
Find Your Courthouse in Wyoming
Select your county to get the courthouse address, phone number, hours, and filing options.
Albany County
Laramie area
(307) 742-5747
Big Horn County
Basin area
(307) 568-2367
Campbell County
Gillette area
(307) 682-2190
Carbon County
Rawlins area
(307) 324-6655
Converse County
Douglas area
(307) 358-2196
Crook County
Sundance area
(307) 283-2929
Fremont County
Lander area
(307) 332-3239
Goshen County
Torrington area
(307) 532-2938
Hot Springs County
Thermopolis area
(307) 864-5161
Johnson County
Buffalo area
(307) 684-5720
Laramie County
Cheyenne area
(307) 633-4298
Lincoln County
Kemmerer area
(307) 886-9271
Natrona County
Casper area
(307) 235-9266
Niobrara County
Lusk area
(307) 334-2049
Park County
Cody area
(307) 527-8590
Platte County
Wheatland area
(307) 322-3441
Sheridan County
Sheridan area
(307) 674-2940
Sublette County
Pinedale area
(307) 367-2556
Sweetwater County
Green River area
(307) 922-5220
Teton County
Jackson area
(307) 733-7713
Uinta County
Evanston area
(307) 789-2471
Washakie County
Worland area
(307) 347-2702
Weston County
Newcastle area
(307) 746-3547
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Ready to take action in Wyoming?
A demand letter often resolves disputes before court — our free guide shows you how to write one.
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