Sec. 6.
(1) A married woman may enter into a written contract pledging or assigning her interest in her separate property, as described in section 1, as security for the debt of another person, including the debt of her husband. If a married woman signs a written contract pledging or assigning an interest in her separate property as security for the debt of another person or her husband, a judgment rendered for payment of the debt may be satisfied out of that separate property whether or not the separate property derives a benefit from the pledge or assignment.
(2) A married woman may enter into a written contract giving a general guarantee obligating her personally for the debt of another person, including the debt of her husband. If the married woman signs such a written contract, a judgment rendered for payment of the debt may be satisfied out of any of the separate property of the married woman described in section 1, whether or not the separate property derives a benefit from the general guarantee.
History: 1981, Act 216, Eff. Mar. 31, 1982
Structure Michigan Compiled Laws
Chapter 557 - Property of Husband and Wife
Act 216 of 1981 - Rights and Liability of Married Women (557.21 - 557.29)
Section 557.23 - Common Law Disability of Married Women to Contract Abrogated.
Section 557.24 - Contract by Married Woman; Liability of Husband for Breach of Contract.
Section 557.27 - Married Woman Entering Contract Jointly or Severally With Other Person.
Section 557.28 - Contract Relating to Property Made in Contemplation of Marriage.
Section 557.29 - Repeal of MCL 557.1 to 557.5, 557.11, and 557.51 to 557.55.