Adult Guardianship Periodic Reporting Requirements in Wyoming

Short answer A Wyoming guardian files a signed condition and care report within six months after appointment and every six months after that. A conservator files a verified property inventory within 90 days and a verified report and account annually within 60 days after the appointment anniversary. Both roles have event-triggered final filings, and the court can order additional reports.
State
Wyoming
Statute checked
October 4, 2026
Sources
13 statutes

At a glance

Covered guardian and report typesGuardian: signed written condition/actions report; conservator: verified inventory and report/account (§§ 3-2-109, 3-3-602, 3-3-901).
First plan, inventory or accountGuardian first report within six months; conservator verified inventory within 90 days, subject to court extension (§§ 3-2-109(a)(i), 3-3-602).
Repeat interval and due dateGuardian every six months after first report; conservator annually within 60 days after appointment anniversary unless court orders otherwise for good cause (§§ 3-2-109(a)(ii), 3-3-901(a)(i)).
Condition and care-plan contentGuardian reports physical condition, disability/incapacity, residence, treatment, care, activities and actions taken; conservator reports residence and general physical/mental condition (§§ 3-2-109(a), 3-3-902(a)(v)–(vi)).
Property and accounting contentConservator lists all assets/income, opening balance, receipts, itemized spending, investment changes, bond and powers exercised (§ 3-3-902(a)).
Oath and required attachmentsGuardian signs written report; conservator inventory is verified and each report/account is written and verified (§§ 3-2-109(a), 3-3-602, 3-3-901(a)).
Who receives or may inspect the reportFinal conservator account hearing notice served on adult or personal representative unless waived, at court-prescribed time and manner (§ 3-3-1103).
Court review and late filingLate guardian report prompts show-cause order; court settles each conservator account and withholds annual report approval until costs paid/provided (§§ 3-2-109(c), 3-3-1001, 3-3-1004).
Final or change-triggered reportGuardian report within 30 days after removal, resignation or termination; conservator account before resignation acceptance, within 30 days after removal or 60 days after termination (§§ 3-2-109(a)(iii), 3-3-901(a)(ii)–(iv)).

Requirements one by one

Two reporting clocks

Section 3-2-109(a) makes the guardian's first signed report due within six months after appointment and later reports every six months. It describes the adult's condition, residence, treatment, care, activities and the guardian's actions. Under § 3-3-602, the conservator instead files a verified property inventory within 90 days; newly discovered property goes in the next accounting. Section 3-3-901(a) puts the conservator's annual verified report and account within 60 days after each appointment anniversary, unless the court orders otherwise for good cause.

The conservator's accounting detail

Under § 3-3-902(a), the account gives a balance carried forward, receipts, itemized disbursements, investment changes and property recommendations. It also includes the bond and surety, the adult's location and general condition, and the duties exercised.

What trips people up

Under § 3-2-109(b), the court maintains a report calendar. Under § 3-2-109(c), an overdue guardian report triggers a show-cause order on possible contempt; § 3-2-111(b) also conditions guardian fee approval on current reports. Under § 3-3-1001, approval of either role's annual report waits until court costs are paid or provided for. The court settles each conservator account under § 3-3-1004 by allowing, disallowing or surcharging it.

Common questions

What must be filed when the appointment ends?

The guardian reports within 30 days after removal, resignation or termination under § 3-2-109(a)(iii). Under § 3-3-901(a), the conservator files before resignation is accepted, within 30 days after removal, or within 60 days after termination unless extended.

Who gets notice of the final conservator account?

Under § 3-3-1103, notice of the final account hearing goes to the adult or personal representative unless waived, at the time and in the manner the court prescribes. The conservator renders the final accounting to that person and the court.

Statutes and sources

  • Wyo. Stat. tit. 3: §§ 3-2-109, -111, 3-3-602, -901, -902, -1001, -1004 and -1103; accessed 2026-10-04.

Source links

Every statute quoted above, linked, with the date we checked it.

Wyo. Stat. § 3-2-109(a) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-2-109(a) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-2-109(b)–(c) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-2-111(b) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-602 · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-901(a) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-901(a) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-902(a) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-902(a) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-902(a) · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-1001 · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-1004 · accessed 2026-10-04
Wyo. Stat. § 3-3-1103 · accessed 2026-10-04
This page gives general information about adult guardianship reporting, not advice for a particular guardianship. The court order, the guardian's role, local rules, and current law can change what must be filed and when. Check the court's instructions and official law with a licensed adviser before acting.

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