About Yonkee & Toner — Estate Planning Sheridan Wyoming
Yonkee & Toner, LLP handles estate planning Sheridan matters from 319 West Dow Street, serving ranch families, small-business owners, and individual clients across Sheridan County and northern Wyoming. The firm combines estate planning, consumer-focused representation, and real estate law under one roof. Residents can also browse additional local counsel through the Sheridan attorney directory.
The attorneys regularly draft wills, trusts, and powers of attorney tailored to Wyoming’s favorable trust laws. The firm also helps clients with probate administration in Sheridan County’s Fourth Judicial District Court.
What Clients Say
Reviewers praise Attorney Christopher Sherwood for professionalism, legal knowledge, and a personable approach. Clients describe the firm as well-run and delivering quality legal service. Some reviews flag difficulty scheduling initial appointments, so prospective clients should call early for capacity.
Estate Planning Sheridan — Practice Areas & Services
- Simple and complex wills for Wyoming residents
- Revocable living trusts and Wyoming dynasty trusts
- Probate administration in Sheridan County District Court
- Real estate closings, boundary disputes, and ranch conveyance
- Consumer protection and contract review
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do people set up trusts in Wyoming?
Wyoming has some of the most favorable trust laws in the country, including perpetual dynasty trusts and strong asset protection. Non-residents can also establish Wyoming trusts, which is common for asset planning.
How long does probate take in Sheridan County?
Uncontested Wyoming probate typically takes 6 to 9 months from filing to closing. Contested estates, those with out-of-state property, or complex asset mixes can run a year or longer.
Where is probate filed in Sheridan County?
Probate is filed in the Fourth Judicial District Court at the Sheridan County Courthouse, 224 South Main Street. Small estates under $200,000 may qualify for summary administration under Wyoming statute.
Quick Facts: Estate Planning in Sheridan, Wyoming
- Wyoming small estate threshold: estates under $200,000 qualify for summary administration — Wyoming Statutes Title 2, Chapter 1
- Wyoming state estate tax: none — Wyoming Department of Revenue
- Sheridan County population (2023): approximately 31,500 residents — U.S. Census Bureau


