Is my biological aunt's husband's second cousin related to me in any way, legally? Is it considered incest to carry on a relationship with that person?
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Read More Answered By: Timothy McCormick |
No one whose only connection to you is by marriage to a blood relative of yours is legally related to you in any way. They are no different than a person on the street from a legal stand point. So there would be no incest. I'm not 100% sure, but I think even if it was your aunt's second cousin, which would also be your parent's second cousin, and would be your second cousin once removed, a relationship between you would be distant enough not to be incest under the law. |
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