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Child-centered divorce and custody lawyers in Wyoming.

Three lawyers whose public records show meaningful child-focused work, substantial family-law depth, professional stature, and a useful first-party online presence.

Research reviewedAugust 17, 2026
01Editorial score96/100

Evanston / Jackson · Wyoming

Farrah L. Spencer

Long Reimer Winegar LLP

Spencer’s biography makes the child-centered judgment explicit: when children are involved, she keeps their interests in mind and favors resolution outside court because it is generally less damaging to the family, while remaining fully prepared to litigate when needed. She has more than 20 years of family-law experience across custody, modification, enforcement and complex divorce. Her stature is exceptional for Wyoming, including AAML Fellowship, Diplomate status in the American College of Family Trial Lawyers and past leadership of the state bar’s Family Law Section. The firm’s profile is detailed, current and direct, with publications on child custody and parenting plans as well as clear contact information.

Why the children-first signal is real

Biography expressly says she keeps children’s interests in mind and favors out-of-court resolution because it is generally least detrimental to the family, while remaining trial-ready.

Divorce and custody depth

More than 20 years of complex family law, custody, modification, enforcement, mediation and high-asset divorce.

Professional stature

AAML Fellow, American College of Family Trial Lawyers Diplomate, former Wyoming Family Law Section chair and national teaching and writing.

Children 29/30Case depth 25/25Stature 20/20Online presence 15/15License confidence 7/10
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02Editorial score92/100

Laramie / Jackson · Wyoming

Rennie P. Phillips

Rennie Phillips, Attorney at Law, LLC

Phillips offers some of Wyoming’s most direct child-centered evidence. She devotes most of her practice to domestic relations, has extensive guardian-ad-litem experience in contested custody cases and previously worked for the state coalition addressing domestic violence and sexual assault. That safety background is crucial because minimizing conflict is not child-centered when violence or coercion is present. She has led the Wyoming State Bar’s Children & Family Law Section and the trial-lawyers association’s family-law section, adding professional credibility. Her first-party biography is candid, specific and easy to use, although the website is more compact than the larger firm sites reviewed.

Why the children-first signal is real

Extensive GAL work in contested custody, domestic-violence, sexual-assault and stalking expertise and a practice devoted largely to domestic relations.

Divorce and custody depth

Divorce, custody, guardianship and adoption practice since 2011 with public-interest and private-practice experience.

Professional stature

Former chair of the Wyoming State Bar Children & Family Law Section and current family-law leadership in the trial-lawyers association.

Children 30/30Case depth 24/25Stature 18/20Online presence 13/15License confidence 7/10
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Verification note and limitations

Status note: Prepublication exact-name verification required

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03Editorial score90/100

Cheyenne · Wyoming

Abigail E. Fournier

Steiner, Fournier, Zook & Case, LLC

Fournier’s regular guardian-ad-litem work in custody disputes supplies direct evidence of child-best-interest experience. Her practice covers divorce, custody modifications, adoption, child support, grandparent matters and guardianships, and her firm biography lists a substantial set of appellate cases. She also serves on the Wyoming State Bar Family Law Section Council and as vice chair of the board of a residential organization for children. The website clearly describes her background and the firm’s full family-law scope, including GAL and mediation work. Her professional tenure and national profile are more modest than Spencer’s, but the combination of GAL practice, appellate depth and child-community service earns the third position.

Why the children-first signal is real

Serves as GAL for children in custody disputes, is vice chair of a residential children’s organization and participates in state family-law leadership.

Divorce and custody depth

Practices family law, including divorce, custody modifications, adoption, support, grandparent matters and guardianship, with a reported body of appellate cases.

Professional stature

Wyoming State Bar Family Law Section Council service, significant appellate record and 2025 Woman of Influence recognition.

Children 29/30Case depth 23/25Stature 17/20Online presence 14/15License confidence 7/10
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Verification note and limitations

Status note: Prepublication exact-name verification required

Verify Wyoming status, discipline, GAL eligibility and all current board roles before publication.

Before you hire anyone

A shortlist is the beginning of diligence, not the end.

Kids First Divorce is an independent editorial publication. We do not represent you, refer you to counsel, certify any lawyer, or predict any result. Selection is based on publicly available information reviewed as of the date shown.

Confirm the lawyer’s current license and disciplinary history with the official state authority. Interview the lawyer about conflicts, fees, availability, geographic coverage, relevant experience, strategy, and whether their approach fits your family’s actual facts.

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