Cases

HILL, Justice. [11] In 2009, the Wyoming Department of Family Services (Department) filed an action to enforce a 2008 order requiring Connie Powell to pay child support and certain related expenses. Instead of enforcing the 2008 order, the district court set aside the 2003 order, ordered that the child support obligation be recalculated, and directed that the revised child suppo

DAVIS, Justice. [¶1] In 1982, when Donald Clyde Davis was seventeen years old, he and a friend picked up a hitchhiker, robbed, and then murdered him. Mr. Davis pled guilty to first degree murder, felony murder, and aggravated robbery. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with a consecutive twenty-to-fifty-year sentence for aggravated robbery. Following the decisions of Miller v. Alabama ,

44 P.3d 63 (2002) 2002 WY 58 The CITY OF POWELL, an incorporated municipality in Park County, Wyoming, Appellant (Defendant), v. Ardyce BUSBOOM and Lamoine Busboom, residents of Park County, Wyoming, Appellees (Plaintiffs). No. 01-85. Supreme Court of Wyoming. April 12, 2002. *64 Stuart R. Day and Susan Ch

47 P.3d 981 (2002) 2002 WY 88 Rex Brian DAVIS, Appellant (Defendant), v. The STATE of Wyoming, Appellee (Plaintiff). No. 00-301. Supreme Court of Wyoming. June 12, 2002. *982 W. Keith Goody, Jackson, Wyoming, Representing Appellant. Gay Woodhouse, Wyoming Attorney General; Paul S. Rehurek, Deputy At

IN THE SUPREME COURT, STATE OF WYOMING 2021 WY 55 APRIL TERM, A.D. 2021 April 23, 2021 GEORGIA NOEL INMAN, Appellant (Plaintiff), v. MATTHEW G. GRIMMER, individually; S-20-0178 JACOB R. DAVIS, individually; GRIMMER & ASSOCIATES, P.C., a Utah professional corporation

88 P.3d 481 (2004) 2004 WY 43 In the Matter of the Statement of Termination of Richard S. DAVIS, Appellant (Petitioner), v. CITY OF CHEYENNE, Appellee (Respondent). No. 03-100. Supreme Court of Wyoming. April 21, 2004. Rehearing Denied May 18, 2004. *483 Representing Appellant: J.C. DeMers

HILL, Justice. [T1] James Gould, IV, his wife, and their two children, brought an action against Daniel Ochsner and his related ranch entities, asserting claims for breach of contract, unjust enrichment, conversion and fraud. Plaintiffs' claims stemmed from promises Defendant Daniel Ochsner allegedly made during Plaintiffs' several-year tenure living and working on Defendants' Flying River Ranch. Following a bench trial, the d

FOX, Justice. [¶1] SH received special education services at the Campbell County School District (School District) in accordance with an Individual Education Plan (IEP), pursuant to the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. She was injured when she slipped and fell on the school playground, and she filed a complaint against the School District to recover damages for her injuries.- S

DAVIS, Justice. [T1] Boyd Van Fleet owns a parcel of real property in the Potato Ridge area of Big Horn County, Wyoming. The property is approximately five miles east of Greybull. A road crosses a corner of his parcel, and a dispute arose with Appellants Wyo-Ben, Inc. and M-I, LLC, d/b/a M-I Swaco concerning their ownership and right to use that portion of the road in conjunction

BURKE, Chief Justice. [¶1] Appellant, Barry Scott, challenges the district court's order affirming the decision of the Board of Trustees of Fremont County School District Number One to terminate Mr. Scott's employment. He contends that the Board's decision was untimely and, as a result, the Board lacked subject matter jurisdiction. We affirm. , ISSUE

HILL, Justice. [¶1] John Kellersman Sr., (decedent) died on April 16, 2005 and was survived by a son and a daughter. His home was his only remaining asset. Lloyd Sullivan, a developer who claimed to have purchased the property from the decedent's daughter, filed a petition for probate without administration of an alleged will of Mr. Kellersman. The Russells, neighbors who lived across the street from the property, filed a pet

KITE, Justice. [¶1] This is the second appeal stemming from the Redland family's dispute over ranch property that some of the Redland children claim their father, Robert Redland, agreed to place in a family trust.1 In the first appeal, Redland v. Redland, 2012 WY 148, 288 P.3d 1173 (Wyo.2012) (Redland I ), this Court held that questions of fact precluded the district court's entry of summary judg

PER CURIAM. [T1] In 1992, MaleoIm Wallop and French Wallop created an estate plan with the intention of owning and operating the Canyon Ranch and establishing a means of transferring ownership to their respective children. Central to the estate plan is the Wallop Family Limited Partnership (WFLP), a Wyoming limited partnership, which owns and operates the Canyon Ranch. Also as part of this estate planning, they formed Wallop C

BURKE, Chief Justice. [11] Appellant, Jacob Fugle, brought suit against Appellees, Sublette County School District # 9 and his teacher, Stephen Nelson, for injuries he sustained during a science demonstration conducted in the school gymnasium. Appellees sought summary judgment claiming immunity under the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act (Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 1-39-101 et seq.). The d

HILL, Justice. This appeal arises from the district court's exercise of juvenile jurisdiction over neglect petitions filed on two Texas children whose maternal grandmother brought them to Wyoming after the children had been abused in Texas by their mother's boyfriend. The district court adjudicated the children as neglected, and the children's mother and her boyfriend appeal, cont

2007 WY 19 RANDY FARMER, d/b/a RANDY FARMER CONSTRUCTION, a sole proprietorship, Appellant v. EDWIN R. RICKARD and ELIZABETH A. RICKARD, Trustees under the Elizabeth A. Rickard Living Trust, Appellees. No. 06-132. Supreme Court of Wyoming. OCTOBER TERM, A.D. 2006. January 31, 2007. Representing Appellant: Jay A. Gilbertz and Michael K. Davis of Yonkee & Toner, L

VOIGT, Justice. [11] The Smiths contend that an unlawful taking occurred when the Board of County Commissioners of Park County (the Board) declared the Smiths' private driveway to be part of a county road. Failing to obtain any relief through administrative pro *948 ceedings, the Smiths sued the Boa

189 P.3d 260 (2008) 2008 WY 88 NORTHFORK CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT; David Jamison, an individual; and Robert Hoszwa, an individual, Appellants (Petitioners), v. PARK COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Appellee (Respondent), and Worthington Group of Wyoming, LLC, Appellee (Intervenor/Respondent). No. S-07-0258. Supreme Court of Wyoming.

DAVIS, Justice. [11] Appellant Catherine Meyer is a beneficiary of her parents' trust, and she brought an action against the trustee challenging the validity of certain amendments to it after her mother Evelyn Carlsen died. Mrs. Carlsen, who was a settlor and also served as trustee, amended the trust on two separate occasions before she passed away, as she was permitted to do by its ter

31 P.3d 1242 (2001) 2001 WY 86 The WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSION; Cynthia Lummis, Wyoming State Treasurer, in Her Official Capacity; and Max Maxfield, Wyoming State Auditor, in His Official Capacity, Appellants (Defendants), v. CASPER COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT, STATE OF WYOMING; Laramie County Community College District, State of Wyoming; Northern Wyoming Community College District, State of Wyoming; Northwest Comm