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Wyoming Rules of Civil Procedure

103 rules across 10 groups · 97 active

Wyoming's civil-procedure rules are cited as “Wyo. R. Civ. P.” (or “W.R.C.P.” in state practice) and were adopted by the Supreme Court of Wyoming. They are organized into 10 groups, from general scope and commencement of an action through discovery, trials, judgment, provisional remedies and special proceedings, district courts and clerks, and general provisions. Browse the full set below, with verbatim rule text, amendment history, and a plain-English summary for every rule.

Source: Wyoming Court Rules · Adopted by the Supreme Court of Wyoming · Current through February 2026 · Official source
Hides six dead-stub rows (Rule 3.1, Repealed; Rules 72-76, a numbering gap; uncheck the box to see them noted).

I. Scope of Rules; One Form of Action

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 2 active rules · 2 in the official compilation

II. Commencement of Action; Service of Process: Pleadings, Motions, and Orders

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 7 active rules · 8 in the official compilation

III. Pleadings and Motions

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 11 active rules · 11 in the official compilation

IV. Parties

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 11 active rules · 11 in the official compilation

V. Depositions and Discovery

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 13 active rules · 13 in the official compilation

VI. Trials

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 21 active rules · 21 in the official compilation

VII. Judgment

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 12 active rules · 12 in the official compilation

VIII. Provisional and Final Remedies and Special Proceedings

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 10 active rules · 15 in the official compilation

IX. District Courts and Clerks

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 4 active rules · 4 in the official compilation

X. General Provisions

Cited as W.R.C.P. · 6 active rules · 6 in the official compilation

Rule 3.1 is printed in the official rules as "[Repealed]" with no rule text, and is shown unlinked. Rules 72 through 76 are a genuine numbering gap -- no rule was ever adopted under those numbers, confirmed against both the official source's own Table of Contents and a corpus-wide search of the rule text itself, which likewise has no trace of them -- and are shown as one muted "Not adopted" row each. All other numbers reconciled against the official source are active.