Can you marry your sister in law?

Can you marry your sister in law?

It’s not legal to marry a sister- or brother-in-law, because that would be polygamy or bigamy, and those are not legal. Because you see, they’re only your sister-in-law or brother-in-law while you are married to their sibling.

Can I marry my sister in law’s cousin?

Is there such a thing as a cousin-in-law? Yes. Just as the spouse of your sibling is referred to as your sister or brother in law so too the spouse of your cousin is referred to as your cousin in law.

What is the wife of my brother in law called?

So this sort of “brother-in-law’s wife” is your “SISTER”. The second sort is a brother-in-law you acquire because you married his sibling.

Can in laws marry?

Generally, co-siblings-in-law can marry, so Homer’s brother could marry Marge’s sister. The letter of the law prevents marriage if they are already step-siblings but does not prevent them becoming step-siblings by their widowed parents’ marriage if C and D are first married.

What is my brother in laws siblings to me?

Your spouse’s siblings (full, half or step) and your siblings’ spouses are all your brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. So the brother of your brother-in-law (i.e. sister’s husband) is simply your brother-in-law’s brother.

What do you call the sister of your sister in law?

Your sister in law is your sister in law because she married your brother, but that’s where her family and yours stops. So as for your question, you call her by her name and your refer to her as your sister in law’s sister. Or you can also say she is your brother’s sister in law.

Are double cousins siblings?

How Does This Happen? Double cousins are when two siblings of one family have children with two siblings of another family (brother/brother, sister/sister or brother/sister, sister/brother). The children are related to each other through both of their parents and are considered double related.