summerize in 100 words when it comes to intimate partner violence among competent adults, Michigan does not impose a universal mandatory reporting requirement, particularly if there is no caretaker relationship involved. This means that unless the situation involves a vulnerable adult or there is a suspicion of elder abuse or injury that is non-accidental, mandated reporters are not legally required to report incidents of domestic violence. In cases where law enforcement intervenes in a domestic violence incident, officers are mandated to complete a domestic violence incident report. They must also provide the victim with written notice that includes the name of the agency involved, as well as information regarding the victim's rights and available resources, as outlined in MCL 764.15c. For professionals acting as mandated reporters, the responsibilities become more nuanced when children or vulnerable adults are involved. In such cases, it is imperative to notify Centralized Intake to ensure that the appropriate protective measures are taken. Conversely, if the situation does not involve children or vulnerable adults, the role of the mandated reporter shifts toward advocacy. This includes assisting the individual in safety planning, offering referrals to support services, and encouraging them to report the incident to law enforcement if they feel safe and willing to do so. By understanding these reporting requirements and the nuances of their role, mandated reporters can ef