Can you marry your mom's cousin's son?

Answer 1

Where polygamy is illegal it is illegal to marry someone's husband. If this man is someone's husband, he is not permitted to marry anyone else.

However, if your mother's sister (your aunt) is deceased you could marry her husband in most countries. He is not related to you by blood.

Answer 2

Your Mother's Brother is your Uncle which makes his son, your first cousin. It is legal to marry your first cousin in these states:

Marriage to First Cousin Legal:

Alabama

Alaska

California

Colorado

Connecticut

District of Columbia

Florida

Georgia

Hawaii

Maryland

Massachusetts

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina*

Rhode Island

South Carolina

Tennessee

Vermont

Virginia

Allowed under Certain Circumstances:

Arizona

Illinois

Indiana

Maine

Utah

Wisconsin

First cousin marriage is allowed in these states under the following circumstances:

Arizona- if both are 65 or older, or one is unable to reproduce.

Illinois- if both are 50 or older, or one is unable to reproduce.

Indiana- if both are at least 65.

Maine- if couple obtains a physician's certificate of genetic counseling.

Utah- if both are 65 or older, or if both are 55 or older and one is unable to reproduce.

Wisconsin- if the woman is 55 or older, or one is unable to reproduce.

Answer 3

you can marry whomever you like, its just the question of whether or not its a morally good choice, accepted by your family or may have an impact on future offspring by the closeness of the blood relation.

Answer 4

Yes, your mom's cousin's son (your second cousin once removed) is legally allowed to marry you.

Answer 5

You would be second cousins. In most places there is nothing to prevent it.

Answer 6

You would be second cousins. In some places there would be no problem, in others it would not be allowed.

Answer 7

Yes, you do not share a common ancestor.