Congratulations! She has come to trust you and respect you enough to raise you to this rather important position in her life. While it may make you a bit uncomfortable, I think you might have a negative effect if you refused. It would be a good idea to talk to your wife about it, particularly ifshe still sees her biological father on a regular basis.
If I were you I would call her by her name, if she has a nickname she likes to be called then that will do, just do your best to keep it casual. As a practical matter, the English language does not have a relationship term for a stepdaughter who is not your stepdaughter any more because of a divorce. If you have a continuing relationship with her, you should feel free to continue to call her your stepdaughter, or even your daughter, depending on how close the relationship is.
Anna Olson has a stepdaughter
ex stepdaughter? that probably doesn't help any
I'd use their name. They are not related to you as you do not share a common ancestor.
I call my dad in cebuano "PAPA"
Your stepdaughter's children are someone'sgrandchildren.If your stepdaughter became your stepdaughter at a young age, so that you treat her as a daughter and she thinks of you as a parent, then both you and she are likely to want her children to be treated as your grandchildren.If she was an adult when she became your stepdaughter, whether you treat her children as your grandchildren will depend on your relationship with her, and the desires of her and your spouse.
If you know she wants you to call, then call her, or tell her you are not interested.
This guy doesn't sound like he's worthy to be called a Dad. I would say that you shouldn't stop her calling him and ask her if she wants to call him and if so - help her.
6th great grandad.
Your dad is your father Your dad's dad is your grandfather Your dad's dad's dad is your great grandfather.
Yes, Ravyn Alexandra is the stepdaughter of Jimmy Sullivan.
Since I'm not sure what you are asking, I will answer both scenarios:If the stepdaughter is of legal age (usually 18), and if you want her to live with you, then you and she both have every legal right to make that choice.But if, in your question, you are asking if you have to let her move in with you, then no, you do not. Once you and her father separate you are not obligated in any way towards your stepdaughter.