The increasing number of child abuse cases, despite increased social interest in child abuse cases and enhanced punishment, suggests that more fundamental and effective measures are needed to prevent and treat child abuse. It is reported that parental factors are important factors affecting child abuse in previous studies related to child abuse, and the effects subject to parental characteristics on child abuse results may be changed. Therefore, the object of intervention in order to reduce child abuse should be victim’s parents. Even after the abuse has been identified, the victim is mostly protected by the family of origin, so that constant attention needs to children victim. The purpose of this study is to understand the marital life experiences of the child abuse probationer who are protected by the court for child abuse behavior and to present the social welfare implications. This study conducted a qualitative case study to understand the experience of the child abuse probationer subject by an in-depth analysis of the cases of child abuse. The study participants intentionally sampled by six persons who were under probation in J probation offices and G probation offices due to child abuse of their children. Data collection was conducted for 5 months through in-depth interviews and observations from May to September 2017. Recorded interviews and transcripts were recorded for data analysis. We conducted case analysis and cross-case analysis that are commonly used in qualitative case studies. In order to secure the reliability of the research, it fulfilled the truth value, applicability, consistency and neutrality and secured the strictness at every stage. For credibility of the research results, it obtained severity at each stage by meeting the standard of truth value, applicability, consistency, neutrality. The marriage experience of child abuse probationer was analyzed by case and the common features of each case were analyzed in nine upper categories. Four themes are ‘Start off as a fake wedding’, ‘Life is not as expected’, ‘Unable to accept current situation’, ‘I want to keep my family’. The themes of ‘Start off as a fake wedding’ was revealed as ‘unintended marriage’, ‘marriage is uncommon’. The themes of ‘life is not as expected’ was revealed as ‘difficulty, encountering barriers in marriage, ‘experienced a recurring crisis’. The themes of ‘unable to accept current situation’ was revealed as ‘being punished for child abuse’, ‘the inability to accept legal punishment’, and a grudge against one’s family’. The themes of ‘want to keep a family’ was revealed as ‘worrying about my future’, ‘wanting to live with my family’. The results of the analysis and the theoretical background are summarized as follows. First, The participants were dissatisfied with their marriage. Second, they transferred responsibility to other family member. Third, the relationship with the family member is not good, but they are trying to maintain the family. Based on the results of the research on marital life experience of the child abuse probationers, practical and policy aspects for social significance and social interventions are presented as follows. In this study, it is meaningful to describe the experiences of married life of the child abuse probationer observer according to the flow of time and to draw a common theme from the viewpoint of the child abuser by case study method. Practical implications include providing individualized treatment that links probationer with supervision of child abuse agents and social support networks such as counseling centers for multicultural centers and child abuse protection observers is presented. In addition, it is suggested that the necessity of education in order to improve awareness of child abuse probationer. The policy implication suggests the necessity of systematic program enforcement such as expansion of parent education and a program that combines group treatment program and individual treatment program in the treatment of child abuser.