Can you marry the sister of your sister-in-law?

Answer 1

Yes. There is nothing wrong with it and it is actually relatively common.

Yes as long as they have no biological relation to you.

Yes, there is no legal relationship between you.

Sure, it's possible, just be sure it is God's plan for your life before you jump into marriage!

Sometimes identical twins to marry identical twins. It's called a quateranary marriage.

Answer 2

If your sister-in-law is the sister of your wife (and you are divorced or widowed) the sister-in-law's daughter has no genetic relationship to you and you could marry her.

If you sister-in-law is the wife of your brother, then her daughter is also your brother's daughter and therefore your niece. Marriage between uncle and niece is not thought to be desirable or acceptable in most communities.

If your sister-in-law's daughter is the result of a previous marriage, from before she became your sister-in-law, then you are not genetically related and a marriage may be accepted if the age difference is not too large.

Answer 3

In countries where monogamy is the law, you can marry your wife's sister, but only if you wife has died or you are divorced from her.

Answer 4

yes u can because your sisters husbands sister is not part of your family no like blood related.

Answer 5

Its legal, but it'll be awkward, because you'reliterally dating the sister of your brother's wife.

Answer 6

Yes, in most places.

A few religious groups would consider that to be a marriage between brother and sister and thus not permitted.

Answer 7

yea, you can.