Is my wife's niece also my niece?

Answer 1

Yes, he is. If he's her husband then obviously hes your uncle.

Answer 2

There is no legal relationship, but most people would refer to him as their nephew. I typically introduce someone like that as the husband of my neice. Going the other way, I usually refer to them as my wife's Aunt or Uncle.

Answer 3

Yes. You are uncle to the children of your spouse's siblings just as much as to the children of your own siblings, so they are your nieces and nephews. Think about how you referred to your aunts and uncles as children, Your father's brother Joe was married to Ann, and it was always "Aunt Ann and Uncle Joe", basically ignoring which was your father's sibling and which had "married in."

Your wife's niece is also your niece. Upon marriage, you and your wife became one. Your wife's niece is your niece-in-law or simply niece.

Answer 4

Your nephew's wife is not your niece. She is not related to you.

Answer 5

No. Your wife's niece is also your niece, but the husband of the niece is not related to you or to your wife.

Answer 6

Although she wouldn't be your niece by blood, she would be your niece-in-law. The daughter of your wife's sibling.

Answer 7

Yes, your wife's niece is your niece, too, as long as the two of you are married. She will speak of you together as her "aunt and uncle" after all.

Answer 8

Yes, in common usage your husband's nephew is also your nephew. The two of you are his aunt and uncle, not his aunt-in-law and uncle.

Answer 9

Yes, your nephew by marriage.