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Can I marry my aunt's son？
Time:2025-08-28 Views:1534
1、 Can I marry my aunt's son?
You cannot marry children from your aunt's family, as this is a prohibited family relationship. There are two types of blood relatives who are prohibited from getting married:
1. Direct blood relatives. Including between parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren, and between grandparents and grandchildren.
2. Within three generations of collateral blood relatives. Cousins are collateral blood relatives within three generations.
According to Article 1051 of the Civil Code, a marriage is invalid under any of the following circumstances:
（1） Bigamy;
（2） Family relationships that prohibit marriage;
（3） Not yet of legal marriage age.
2、 What are the characteristics of invalid marriages in the Civil Code?
The Civil Code stipulates that there are several types of marriages that are considered invalid: bigamy; Family relationships that prohibit marriage; Not yet of legal marriage age.
Article 1051 of the Civil Code: In any of the following circumstances, a marriage is invalid:
（1） Bigamy;
（2） Family relationships that prohibit marriage;
（3） Not yet of legal marriage age.
3、 What is the difference between an invalid marriage and a revocable marriage?
One reason is that the reasons for its formation are different. Invalid marriage refers to a marriage that does not meet the substantive requirements of marriage and violates the prohibitive conditions of marriage. Revocable marriage only refers to a marriage that is formed involuntarily by the parties to the marriage who lack the requirements of marriage agreement.
Secondly, the claimants are different. The requester of revocable marriage can only be the parties themselves, while the requester of invalid marriage is exercised by the parties and interested parties. The right to request the revocation of a marriage is only exercised by the parties involved, mainly to respect their wishes. If the parties are willing to maintain this relationship, no one may propose to revoke the marriage.
The third difference is the duration of the right to request. An invalid marriage can be declared invalid at any time before the reasons for its invalidity have been eliminated, while a revocable marriage must be declared invalid within one year after its registration. If a party's personal freedom is illegally restricted, they shall submit a request within one year from the date of restoring their personal freedom. If the legal deadline is exceeded, the party's right to request the dissolution of the marriage shall be extinguished, and no further request for the dissolution of the marriage shall be made.
The above is the relevant content collected by the editor of Fanneng Law Firm for you on whether it is possible to marry your aunt's son. We can understand that it is not allowed to marry your aunt's son. We can also understand that the Civil Code stipulates several situations where marriage is considered invalid, such as bigamy, the existence of prohibited marriages, and the fact that the legal age for marriage has not been reached, all of which are invalid. If you have any other questions, please feel free to consult a lawyer from Fanneng Law Firm. Sichuan Faneng Law Firm is dedicated to serving you.