If you and your child recently moved from Wyoming, generally
either you or the other parent can file for custody in Wyoming until the child
has living in another state for at least 6 months.*
However, there are exceptions to the home state rule. In
some cases, you can file for custody in a state where the children and at least
one parent have "significant connections." Usually, however, you can
only do this if there is no home state or if the home state has agreed to let
another state have jurisdiction. This can be complicated, and if you think this
applies to your situation, please talk to a lawyer in both states about this.**
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