Any realtive who is not closely related to you is a distant relative. Who si distant and who is close depends on how your family functions and what you think is distant ro close.
Depends on where they live. Relationship wise, they aren't a close relative, but they aren't that distant.
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No, your mother's first cousin is your 'first cousin once removed'. First cousins are people who have the same grandparents. Second cousins are people who have the same great grandparents and are not first cousins, etc.
She'd be your second cousin; your uncle's daughter would be your first cousin.
You could easily be unrelated to your grandfather's cousin's second cousin.If the two of you are descended from a common ancestor, the closest relationship possible between the two of you is second cousin, twice removed.If your grandfather's cousin is not his first cousin, then the relationship is more distant.
yes she did. it was her distant cousin phillip
He/She would be considered your second cousin.
The phrase kissing cousins is a distant relative known well enough to kiss when greeting. It is legal in some states to marry a second cousin, let alone kiss them.
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?
Not unless you are a sole surviving relative and there is no will.
There is no relationship between the two of you. You do not share a common ancestor. To your husband he would be a second cousin once removed. Most families would refer to them just as a distant cousin.
Depends on the state. In New York, second cousins do not take anything via intestacy (this is assuming that you are using the term "second cousin" correctly). In NY if a second cousin is the closest living relative to the decedent, then then entire estate escheats to the State.