as long as it isn't done in the U.S., it should be fine.
Your cousin by marriage.
Not your cousin but married to your cousin. Or can mean Cousin on other side of family.
Cousin by marriage.
Africa About half the states of the USA permit the marriage of first cousins.
Whether you can marry your first cousin twice removed depends in part on the laws of the place where you propose to have the marriage performed. In most of the US, you can marry your first cousin, so marrying your first cousin twice removed would also be permitted.
If it was legal in Colorado, it would be in Kansas.
A "cousin by marriage" is not your blood relative. That would be accepted in most jurisdictions but you need to check the laws in yours.
Your husband's third cousin is just considered your third cousin through marriage.
No you cant marry first Cousin or seconed cousin you share to much blood.
Your cousin' spouse becomes your cousin by marriage (cousin-in-law). The reason for this is that they have the same relationship to you.
Your mother's first cousin is always your first cousin, once removed. That is at the core of what first cousins and removed cousins are. That relationship will never change; your mother's first cousin will always be your first cousin, once removed. The term "cousin by marriage" is relatively new and undefined, and for many it really does not mean anything. Some people use the term to refer to someone who has married a cousin. In that sense, if someone marries your "first cousin once removed," that person would be your "first cousin once removed by marriage." It is completely incorrect to claim that someone who marries your first cousin is your "first cousin once removed" simply because of that marriage.
yes they become your cousin.