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She is legally your niece by marriage what is your niece inlaw to your kids its your kids cousin in law.more commonly speaking if your kids ask you whats your kids cousin wife is to your kids its their cousin by marriage because legally she is there cousin in law.but only in the eyes of the law she is there cousin if there cousin in law divorces your nephew then there cousins ex wife is there ex cousin inlaw.
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She is legally your niece by marriage what is your niece inlaw to your kids its your kids cousin in law.more commonly speaking if your kids ask you whats your kids cousin wife is to your kids its their cousin by marriage because legally she is there cousin in law.but only in the eyes of the law she is there cousin if there cousin in law divorces your nephew then there cousins ex wife is there ex cousin inlaw.
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She is legally your niece by marriage what is your niece inlaw to your kids its your kids cousin in law.more commonly speaking if your kids ask you whats your kids cousin wife is to your kids its their cousin by marriage because legally she is there cousin in law.but only in the eyes of the law she is there cousin if there cousin in law divorces your nephew then there cousins ex wife is there ex cousin inlaw.
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