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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is there a term "uncle-in-law"? If so, what is the relationship? I married a woman with a son. What is the relationship between him and my grandchilden?
  

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I've never heard the term, but I think it fits here. "Step-" might also fit. I think it would be better to explain or describe the relationship, however, rather than to define it.

— Philip

  • I've never heard the term, but I think it fits here.
  • "Step-" might also fit.
  • I think it would be better to explain or describe the relationship, however, rather than to define it.
  • That is, if and when it becomes necessary.
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I've never heard the term, but I think it fits here. "Step-" might also fit. I think it would be better to explain or describe the relationship, however, rather than to define it. That is, if and when it becomes necessary.
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I'd favor "step" over "in-law." "In-laws" can be the product of first marriages, while "step - 's" are only the product of second marriages (or relationships).
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