My cousin and sister in law are divorced, can I still call my sister in law?

Of course, you can also call sister-in-law, sister-in-law does not have to be directly related to be called, and if there is no kinship, as long as it is a married woman, she can also be called sister-in-law.

Yes, if both parties don't mind.

This is up to you and your sister-in-law, the divorced sister-in-law doesn't mind that you continue to call your sister-in-law, you can continue to call your sister-in-law, if people mind, it is estimated that they must mind, you can change your name to sister or something, it is okay, and it is not embarrassing and it seems cordial and respectful.

Of course you can, first of all, the sister-in-law doesn't mind, after all, she used to be your sister-in-law. If she has a new relationship, it would be inappropriate to call it that.

It's better not to call your sister-in-law after you get divorced, you can call your sister, and of course, if the other party doesn't mind, you can also call your sister-in-law.

It's okay, it's up to you, it's just a title, but you have to consider your cousin's mood and whether your ex-sister-in-law wants you to call her that way again.

I think it's okay if you have a good relationship, but it's up to you to ask the other person what he wants, and if he thinks it's okay, he can continue to call.

Yes, if you have a good relationship, you can still continue to call, but you can ask the other person's opinion, and if she feels that it has nothing to do with it, she can continue to call.

Now that they're divorced, you'd better stop calling your sister-in-law.

Because I'm used to seeing it, I still call it sister-in-law.

Summary. Answer: My cousin is divorced, but my cousin's brother is considered my brother's. Unless you have done something very excessive and hurt your cousin, he will not have such thoughts.

My cousin is divorced, will my cousin rather treat my cousin's maiden brother as my own brother than my own cousin?

Answer: My cousin is divorced, but my cousin's brother is considered my brother's. Unless you have done something very excessive and hurt your cousin, he will not have such thoughts.

You've done a great job! Can you elaborate on that?

A: But my cousin is a tolerant person. When we were young, we went out to play, and I sat on my cousin's shoulder, naughtily tugging at his hair, and pulling some of his little hair back.

The little paw said in his mouth: "Good, don't pull it." That's when I let go of the devil.

Summary. Good afternoon, dear. The teacher received the pro question.

My brother and sister-in-law want to divorce, should my sister-in-law tell my parents.

Good afternoon, dear. The teacher received the pro question.

In this case, we must first persuade both sides. If you feel that the conflict between the other party is very fierce and you really want to divorce, then you can tell your parents.

Because each other is relatives, if you are impulsive because of some contradictions, then it is not worth it, so please remind me appropriately at this time.

I can tell the teacher, why did my brother and sister-in-law divorce?

I don't know why, my brother said that there was too much debt and too much pressure.

said that his sister-in-law could not help him.

Is the situation now that you live with your brother and sister-in-law? And then your parents didn't live with you, did they?

This situation should be told to your parents, but you can talk to your parents, don't say you told them.