Often the family you live with is considered your immeadiate family. If you were killed they would be the first people contacted etc. so by this definition no, your cousin is not a direct family member. Often 'direct' family members are your parents, siblings etc.
Whether your cousin is "close family" depends on what you consider, not what others do. If you grew up in the same town, played together, went to school together and dealt together with family problems, a cousin can be close family. If you grew up in different states and saw each other infrequently, you may not consider that cousin to be close family.
Then, of course, there are not just cousins. There are first cousins, second cousins, fifth cousins,etc. Some may be close and some may not.
Another viewWell, of coarse! Family is all around you. You just may not know it but cousins, nieces, aunts, uncles are Considered close family.no a cousin-in-law is not considered family in any legal purpose
Yes cousins, first cousins are legal relatives as there is a direct connection through familybond
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you cant marry your first cousin in the state of Missouri but they wont recognize that yall are first cousins unless yall look alot alike...or if its in the marriage document.
there is not really a legal age but a legal weight, legal weight is at least 85 lbs. or whenever the child is tall enough to be out of a booster seat if they do not already weight 85 lbs. but this is mostly up to your judgement as a parent, grandparent, uncle, aunt, or cousin
Whatever address is on your driver's license or state ID is your permanent address. My license does have my cousin's address because that is the only permanent address I have. I would be building a home and returning back to my home state in about 5 months. In the mean while, I am temporarily living out of the state. I have lived in the state for 5 years now and will be briefly away (for about 5 months). Can I take insurance on my cousin's address with my name? Is that legal? You may use any address (relative's home, PO Box, drop box, etc.) as your mailing address as long as it is not being done to commit a crime and/or fraudlent act.
yes it is legal. but you have to have a decent trial first
It is legal to marry a second cousin in California. It is not legal to marry anyone else in your family. California also allows first cousin marriage.
She'd be your second cousin; your uncle's daughter would be your first cousin.
In the state of Utah, it is legal to marry your second cousin. You cannot however marry a first cousin. The exception to this rule is that first cousins who are both age 65 or older can marry.
Well your cousin is your first cousin so if they have a baby that would be your second cousin.Did you know that you can date and marry your second cousin?
In the state of Rhode Island it is legal to marry a first cousin. 20 states allow first cousin marriages.
YES
== No, a first cousin twice removed is a fairly close relative from a genetics perspective. The grandchild of your first cousin would be this relative. == Whether any particular cousin is a distant relative or a near relation is mostly a matter of how you and your family choose to define the terms. Some families have no knowledge of the grand children of their cousins and consider them distant relatives. Some families see them every day and consider them close relations.
First cousin marriage is legal in the UK and in many states in the United States. You can check which states at the link provided below. As for the rest of the world, there are many places where first cousin marriage is legal and you will need to research countries one-by-one.
I never heard of that. It's my understanding that you can marry a relative closer than your first cousin.
A first cousin twice removed does not have a particularly close genetic relationship.
Yes, the fact that you can define them as a first cousin once removed means you are related and share a common ancestor.
bullcrap u can marry your cousin in alabama!!!!!!!!!