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In-law are extended family members of spouses who become related by their marriage. The term would cover to varying degrees of relatedness:

• • Brother-in-law
  • Daughter-in-law
  • Father-in-law
  • Mother-in-law
  • Sister-in-law
  • Son-in-law
  • Cousin-in-law
  • Uncle-in-law
  • Aunt-in-law
  • Nephew-in-law
  • Niece-in-law

Technically a spouse, wife, or husband is an in-law (the closest in-law) but is often not thought of as such.

See alsoEdit

• Affinity (law),
• Parents