A humble, indirect way for a wife to refer to her own husband when speaking to outsiders. Not used for someone else's husband.
My husband is away on a business trip right now.
I'll talk it over with my husband.
my family; my family member
Used to refer to one's own family or a family member in a humble, indirect way when talking to outsiders. The exact meaning depends on context.
My family is all doing well.
I won't know until I ask my family (or a family member).