Wright Law, LLC
Practice Areas
Wright Law, LLC primarily offers Guardian ad Litem services, representing children and helping families through custody and visitation disputes. Wright Law, LLC also offers some limited scope Family Law services, including assistance with court filings, adoptions, surrogacy contracts, and more. Wright Law, LLC does not practice in the areas of criminal law, estate planning, landlord-tenant disputes, unemployment law, worker's compensation matters, bankruptcy, malpractice, or personal injury.
Family Law
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Divorce
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Child Custody
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Child Support
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Passports
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Termination of Parental Rights
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Paternity
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Grandparents' Rights
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Guardian ad Litem
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Juvenile Court
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Abuse & Neglect
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Adoption
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Surrogacy
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Guardianship
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Conservatorship
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Title 25
Did you know??
The Wyoming State Bar recently published an article by Wyoming Bar Counsel, Mark Gifford, advising against mediating divorces between unrepresented parties. For this reason, Wright Law, LLC will no longer offer this service. Click on the pdf link below to read the article and let us know if you have any questions or concerns.
*The Wyoming State Bar does not certify any lawyer as a specialist or expert. Anyone considering a lawyer should independently investigate the lawyer's credentials and ability, and not rely upon advertisements or self-proclaimed expertise.
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FULL SCOPE LEGAL REPRESENTATION
Full scope legal representation is a traditional lawyer-client relationship.
From start-to-finish, your lawyer provides legal services on all aspects of your case.
LIMITED SCOPE LEGAL SERVICES
With limited scope (sometimes called "unbundled") legal services, your lawyer only handles some parts of your case or legal issue while you or another lawyer handle the rest. Unbundled legal services include tasks like document preparation, file review, writing motions or affidavits, court appearances, and others. These services can help you represent yourself, fill in self-help documents and packets, understand courtroom procedure, and file official papers on time. This type of legal representation allows you to pick and choose creative solutions that fit your budget and your unique legal situation.