Tenant behind on rent? Damage beyond wear and tear? Holding over after the lease ended? Describe the situation in your own words and get a plain-English breakdown, severity rating, step-by-step next steps, and ready-to-send notices — specific to Wyoming law.
Get My Wyoming Action Plan — Free to StartWyoming landlords must return the deposit within 30 days after termination, or 15 days after receiving the renter's new mailing address, whichever is later — extended by 30 days if the unit was damaged — plus a written itemization of deductions (W.S. § 1-21-1208). Wyoming has no statute requiring any advance notice before entry and no statutory rent grace period, making it one of the most landlord-friendly states. The tenant must provide a new mailing address within 30 days of termination or risk losing the return deadline protections.
30 days after move-out, with an itemized statement for any deductions.
No state law sets a minimum notice period — check your lease, which may require one.
No. Eviction requires a court process — lockouts, belongings removal, and utility shutoffs without a court order are illegal.
Legal Aid of Wyoming at (877) 432-9955. You can also call or text 211 for local referrals.