Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-607

(a) Upon order of the court after hearing and notice as prescribed by the court the conservator may:

(i) Apply any portion of the income or of the estate of the ward for the support of any person for whose support the ward is legally liable;

(ii) Compromise or settle any claim by or against the ward or the conservator, and adjust, arbitrate or compromise claims in favor of or against the ward or conservator;

(iii) Apply the income and profits of the minor ward for his maintenance, care, support and education if the court finds that the parent of the minor ward should be relieved of the obligation of parental support;

(iv) Do any other thing that the court determines to be in the best interest of the ward and his estate;

(v) Sell, mortgage, exchange, pledge or lease real and personal property belonging to the ward, including the homestead and exempt personal property when it appears to be in the best interest of the ward, in the same manner and by the same procedure provided by title 2, Wyoming statutes for the sale, mortgage, exchange, pledge and lease by personal representatives in administration of estates of decedents;

(vi) Create a written revocable inter vivos trust, with a corporate trustee whose principal place of business is in Wyoming and which has trust powers under or in accordance with the laws of Wyoming, and transfer to the trust any part or all of the assets belonging to the ward. The trust shall provide by its terms that it may be revoked at any time by the court in which event the trustee shall deliver all of the trust assets then in its possession in accordance with the order of the court.