

Divorce puts a lot on the line. Your time with your kids. The assets you’ve worked for. Your sense of stability. Whether things are mostly amicable or not so much, you need someone who knows how to protect what matters to you.
At Freeburg Law, that’s exactly what we do. We help good people make smart decisions in a tough moment.
If you're going through a divorce in Wyoming, talk to us before you make any major decisions. We know how to build a case that protects your rights, your finances, and your relationship with your children. Contact us today to find out more.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
From the moment we meet, our goal is to understand your needs so we can set out to protect them. We recommend contacting us early so we're ready for when you need us.
Every divorce begins with a Complaint. It’s the legal document that asks the court to end the marriage and begin dividing up your assets. The person who files becomes the Plaintiff. The other spouse becomes the Defendant. The Complaint begins the request for what the filing spouse wants out of the divorce. It’s important to get it right because a Court cannot generally award you what you do not ask for.
We draft this for you. We ask the right questions to make sure nothing is missed. Then we file it with the court and take care of getting it served. You won’t be guessing what to do or worrying whether you asked for enough. We make sure you’re covered from the first move.
Once the Complaint is served, the other spouse has 20 days to respond. That response is called an Answer. They’ll either agree or disagree with what’s said. If they have their own requests, like a different child custody arrangement or claims to certain property, those go in a Counterclaim.
We’ll prepare your response or review what’s been filed against you. We handle the paperwork and the timing, and tell you what each move means. Our job is to stay ahead of what’s coming and give you a clear plan for what’s next.
Each spouse has to provide a list of assets, including bank accounts, property, personal property, and income information. Along with that comes a written statement explaining what you believe you're entitled to when everything is divided.
We help you put this together in a way that’s clear, complete, and accurate. If something’s missing on the other side, we’ll find it. If numbers don’t make sense, we’ll flag them early. These documents shape the rest of your case. We make sure they’re done right.
If there’s more information we need, we get it through discovery. That means requesting documents, asking written questions, and sometimes issuing subpoenas or taking sworn testimony. This step is key in complex divorces or when things aren’t being disclosed voluntarily.
We take the lead here. We track down financial records, uncover inconsistencies, and hire financial experts if the case needs it. You don’t have to go digging. We do it for you.
If no agreement is reached, the case goes to trial. Each side presents its case. The judge hears the cases, looks at the evidence, and makes the final decisions.
Trial isn’t something to fear, but it does take preparation. We build your case from day one with trial in mind. We handle the filings, organize your exhibits, prepare witnesses, and stand with you in court. If it comes to trial, you’ll be ready and we’ll be right there by your side.
Divorce is hard. You need a family law attorney who sees the full picture and knows how to protect it. At Freeburg Law, we combine experience with detailed, practical guidance.
We don’t just know the law, we know what it takes to get you through this with your future intact. Whether it’s a straightforward agreement or a drawn-out fight, we show up prepared and support you all the way through. We're here for you.
Wyoming is a no-fault divorce state, meaning that no substantive reason for the divorce needs to be alleged for a judge to be able to enter a final decree of divorce.
Generally, the Complaint for Divorce will state “irreconcilable differences”, meaning that the relationship between husband and wife has become broken beyond repair and nothing can help save their marriage.
Although fault-based grounds for Wyoming divorce are not necessary or recognized, it is still important to notify your divorce lawyer of any issues involving adultery or any form of abuse so that the proper actions may be taken and ample protections afforded. Evidence of adultery or abuse can, and likely will, affect the outcome of your divorce case.
A Wyoming family court judge has the ability to grant you a divorce if you or your spouse have lived in Wyoming for at least sixty (60) days immediately before filing for divorce. If you have any concerns about meeting this requirement, please contact us.
In the state of Wyoming, we have a mandatory waiting period of 20 days from the day the Complaint for Divorce is personally served. This is regardless of whether it's an unconstested divorce or contested divorce.
This is an intentional timeline meant to allow you and your spouse time to reconsider the decision to divorce once tensions have fallen.