Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-401
This is the official text of Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-401, part of Wyoming’s Wyoming Statutes — the complete compiled statutory law of Wyoming, organized into 40+ numbered titles by subject. This particular section falls under Title 3, “Guardian and Ward.”
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Appointment of ancillary or foreign guardians or conservators
Official statutory text
(a) When there is no conservatorship, nor any petition therefor pending in this state, a duly qualified foreign conservator or guardian of a nonresident ward may, upon application, be appointed conservator of the property of the person in this state. For good cause shown, the court may appoint a resident conservator to act jointly with a foreign conservator.
(b) When a resident ward has a nonresident guardian or conservator, the guardian or conservator shall:
(i) File a certified copy of the order establishing the guardianship or conservatorship;
(ii) Obtain an order from a Wyoming court appointing him an ancillary guardian or conservator of the ward for as long as the ward is a resident of this state and the person remains the duly appointed guardian or conservator in the other state.
(b) When a resident ward has a nonresident guardian or conservator, the guardian or conservator shall:
(i) File a certified copy of the order establishing the guardianship or conservatorship;
(ii) Obtain an order from a Wyoming court appointing him an ancillary guardian or conservator of the ward for as long as the ward is a resident of this state and the person remains the duly appointed guardian or conservator in the other state.
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