Marriage Safety Responsibilities Explained

Summary

Marriage in Michigan does not legally obligate one spouse to ensure the others physical safety, but there are general duties to care for each other. Special needs individuals might consider legal options such as guardianship or power of attorney for additional support. Consult a family law attorney for personalized advice.

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If I got married would my wife be responsible for keeping me safe
In most jurisdictions, marriage does not impose a legal duty on one spouse to physically protect the other. However, spouses do have certain obligations to care for each other and maintain each other's well-being. These obligations vary depending on the laws of your specific location. Where are you located?
Michigan
In Michigan, while spouses have a duty to care for each other, there is no specific legal obligation for one spouse to keep the other physically safe.
Do you have any specific concerns or situations in mind where safety might be an issue?
I'm special needs
In Michigan, while marriage does not create a specific legal duty for one spouse to protect the other physically, there are certain obligations to provide care and support. Spouses may also explore legal options such as guardianship or power of attorney for additional support.
Is there a specific situation or concern you have in mind related to your safety?