Wyoming Supreme Court, 2011

The Wyoming Supreme Court dismissed the appellant’s appeal, holding that the district court lacked subject‑matter jurisdiction to consider his untimely motions for sentence reduction and his petition for reconsideration, and that the appellant was not entitled to appointed counsel for post‑conviction relief.

The Wyoming Supreme Court held that Social Security disability benefits paid directly to a child’s custodian may not be credited against child support arrearages that accrued before the obligor became disabled.

The Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed the district court’s order modifying Steve John Grenz’s child support, holding that the court did not abuse its discretion by refusing to credit unused abatement amounts against future support obligations.