I use Daughters-in-law for the plural and Daughter-in-law's for the possessive. I just noticed that this frees me up to use both if I need to, as in "my Brothers-in-law's behavior at Thanksgiving in the old days at Scituate." But I didn't choose those forms for that reason. It's based purely on what sounds right to my ear.
Just answering the important questions for you.
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Sergeants Major everywhere will appreciate your adoption of the Sergeant Major’s form of address.
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