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Last reviewed against primary sources: March 2, 2026
Statute of Limitations
Wyoming: Civil SOL for childhood sexual abuse extends to age 26 (8 years after majority). No active lookback window as of 2026.
Age 26 (8 years after majority at age 18)
Where to File in Wyoming
Wyoming's civil statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse extends 8 years after the survivor turns 18, capped at age 26. Wyoming does not have an active lookback window as of February 2026. Wyoming has a single diocese — the Diocese of Cheyenne — which has published a credibly accused clergy list. No Wyoming diocese has filed for bankruptcy. The relatively small Catholic institutional footprint in Wyoming limits the volume of historical claims, but survivors under age 26 should consult an attorney about their claim's viability. Older survivors should consult an attorney about any available tolling arguments under Wyoming's equitable tolling doctrine.
Exposure in Wyoming
Source: Wyoming Statutes § 1-3-105
Source: Diocese of Cheyenne disclosure