Another stupid question from moi.

[Colin Rowledge]

When a couple divorce, the daughter's relationship to her parents doesn't change - but how about her ex-husband? Is he still a son-in-law, ex son-in-law or just a 'mistake their daughter made"?

Just curious.

Colin

[Jan1954]

"Slug" is a term that has been used.......

However, as far as a certain lawyer is concerned, the term "former son-in-law" should be used.

I hope that this helps.

[christanel]

"Slug" is a term that has been used.......
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I love it! Thanks for the laugh.

[v.wells]

I would agree with Jan that "former" would be the most common usage.

[Colin Rowledge]

I would agree with Jan that "former" would be the most common usage.

So do I --- but slug sounds 'cool' except I don't like the sight of blood, particularly when it is my own.

With close friends and family, I still like 'a Mistake our daughter made"!!

[Nicolina]

or how about "the biggest mistake my daughter made"
(I won't speak ill of the dead, except to say the world is a better place now)

[Chobuck]

Colin, slugs leave a trail of slime, not blood, your thinking of leeches.

[Colin Rowledge]

Colin, slugs leave a trail of slime, not blood, your thinking of leeches.

It is moi that the leaves the trail of blood - after I have been slug-ged!!

[Zen Rabbit]

How about if they divorce, then re-marry, then split up, then he has a sex change.
Would he/she be the ex,ex,son-now-ex-daughter-in-law

[v.wells]

How about if they divorce, then re-marry, then split up, then he has a sex change.
Would he/she be the ex,ex,son-now-ex-daughter-in-law

I'd call that a disaster gone bad and good riddance!