Can I Legally Split My Land Between Family Members?

Aerial view of Wyoming land parcels and boundaries for a subdivision survey

Yes, in many cases. Wyoming lets you give or sell part of your land to a close relative without a full subdivision, but only under set rules. A family tie by itself is not enough. This guide covers how the family exemption works, what the five-acre rule does, and why the county matters before you […]

What’s the Difference Between a Drone Survey and a Land Survey?

Drone survey and land survey methods used to map Wyoming terrain with aerial and ground surveying equipment

A drone survey and a land survey answer different questions. One looks at the ground from the air. The other measures points on the ground itself. In Wyoming, where properties can run for thousands of acres and terrain changes fast, knowing which one you need saves time and money. A Drone Survey Collects Data From […]

What Survey Stakes and Pins on Your Property Actually Mean

Metal property survey pin with a pink survey flag marking a residential property corner while a homeowner mows the lawn in the background

You’re mowing the back corner of your lot. The blade catches something. You stop, dig around, and find a metal cap sticking two inches out of the ground with a strange stamp on it. Most people just shrug and mow around it. But that little marker is doing more legal work than almost anything else […]