14-2-812. Child as party; representation.
(a) A minor child is a permissible party, but is not a necessary party to a proceeding under this article.
(b) The court shall appoint an attorney to represent the best interest of a minor or incapacitated child if the child is a party or the court finds that the interests of the child are not adequately represented.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Article 8 - Proceeding to Adjudicate Parentage
Section 14-2-801 - Proceeding Authorized.
Section 14-2-802 - Standing to Maintain Proceeding.
Section 14-2-803 - Parties to Proceeding.
Section 14-2-804 - Personal Jurisdiction.
Section 14-2-806 - No Limitation; Child Having No Presumed, Acknowledged or Adjudicated Father.
Section 14-2-807 - Limitation; Child Having Presumed Father.
Section 14-2-808 - Authority to Deny Motion for Genetic Testing.
Section 14-2-809 - Limitation; Child Having Acknowledged or Adjudicated Father.
Section 14-2-810 - Joinder of Proceedings.
Section 14-2-811 - Proceeding Before Birth.
Section 14-2-812 - Child as Party; Representation.
Section 14-2-813 - Admissibility of Results of Genetic Testing; Expenses.
Section 14-2-814 - Consequences of Declining Genetic Testing.
Section 14-2-815 - Admission of Paternity Authorized.
Section 14-2-816 - Temporary Order.
Section 14-2-817 - Rules for Adjudication of Paternity.
Section 14-2-818 - Jury Prohibited.
Section 14-2-819 - Hearings; Inspection of Records.
Section 14-2-820 - Order on Default.
Section 14-2-821 - Dismissal for Want of Prosecution.
Section 14-2-822 - Order Adjudicating Parentage.
Section 14-2-823 - Binding Effect of Determination of Parentage.