Neither survivorship form is presumed
The Wyoming Supreme Court has held that joint tenancy needs clear language to be created — and, in later case law, that tenancy by the entirety is also disfavored and not typically presumed. But an older case creates some genuine tension worth understanding. See our full breakdown of Wyoming joint tenancy rules.
A TOD deed with its own Medicaid-clearance step
Wyoming's Nontestamentary Transfer of Real Property on Death Act, in effect since 2013, requires a specific certificate confirming Medicaid lien status as part of clearing title. See our full guide to the Wyoming TOD deed.
Bank accounts follow the standard framework
Wyoming follows the standard joint-account and P.O.D. framework most states use for bank accounts. See our guide to Wyoming beneficiary and P.O.D. accounts.
Where this feeds into other Wyoming calculators
The probate-estate total from this tool is the starting point for Wyoming's probate cost and executor fee calculators, and for checking Wyoming's small estate procedures. Wyoming has no state estate or inheritance tax, so this total doesn't feed into a separate state tax calculation.