
Wyoming Revocable Living Trust
A Wyoming revocable living trust under W.S. 4-10-601 to 4-10-604: how to create and fund one, the pour-over will, and the 2-year contest limit.
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A Wyoming revocable living trust under W.S. 4-10-601 to 4-10-604: how to create and fund one, the pour-over will, and the 2-year contest limit.

Wyoming's small estate affidavit covers estates up to $400,000 since July 1, 2025. Land counts toward that figure but passes only by a court decree.

Wyoming step-up in basis: inherited assets reset to date-of-death value under IRC 1014, and Wyoming levies no income tax on the later gain.

A Wyoming spouse left out of a will can elect one-half or one-fourth of the probate estate under W.S. 2-5-101, and the allowances come on top.

A Wyoming transfer on death deed passes land at death under W.S. 2-18-103. Record it before death; the beneficiary needs a Medicaid clearance.

Wyoming trust administration under Title 4: the two 60-day notices, the annual report, the 2-year contest and creditor windows, and final distribution.

A Wyoming will contest is a petition to revoke probate under W.S. 2-6-301, due within three months of the first published notice of probate.

Wyoming will requirements under W.S. 2-6-112: a writing, your signature and two witnesses, who may join by video. Handwritten wills count too.

Closing an estate in Montana: the sworn closing statement after 6 months, an order of complete settlement, and when the representative is freed.

How to avoid probate in Montana: the transfer on death deed, POD and TOD accounts, joint tenancy, vehicle beneficiaries, and living trusts.
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