Titles, Names, Succession & Precedence after King Felipe's Accession

[Huddo74]

I like the fact that Juan Carlos and Sofia will keep their titles so long as Juan Carlos doesn't do a Abert II of Belgium. Sofia I think will be a major assest and I hope she continues to appear in public and attend offical events

[Elektra]

The official site Casa Real has been updated.

The former Infanta Leonor is now HRH The Princess of Asturias, Princess of Girona, Princess of Viana, Duchess of Montblanc, Countess of Cervera and Lady of Balaguer.

Casa de Su Majestad el Rey de España - Her Royal Highness the Princess of Asturias

[Charlotte_Aster]

The coat of arms of the King:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felipe_...sh_Monarch.svg
The coat of arms of the Queen:
Letizia of Spain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Josefine]

If felipe would die before Leonore becomes 18 WHO Will regent for her? The state? Elena?

[muriel]

Originally Posted by Josefine

If felipe would die before Leonore becomes 18 WHO Will regent for her? The state? Elena?

If you follow the Dutch and British examples, it will be Queen Letizia

[An Ard Ri]

Both the Infantas Elena and Cristina are no longer part of the Royal family and their profiles have been removed from the Casa Real website.

The Royal family post abdication

H.M.The King
H.M.The Queen
HRH The Princess of Asturias
HRH The Infanta Sofia
H.M.King Juan Carlos
H.M.Queen Sofia

The Kings Family
HRH Infanta Elena & children
HRH Infanta Cristina/Inaki & children
HRH Infanta Pilar
HRH INfanta Margarita & HE The Duke of Soria

[Pumuki]

Originally Posted by muriel

If you follow the Dutch and British examples, it will be Queen Letizia

It's the same in Spain. Letizia would regent until Leonor became 18.

I also read that Elena, despite not being part of the Royal Family anymore, will be the one to take on Leonor's "official agenda" and represent the Crown in her name until she becomes 18.

[ladongas]

Here's an article about one of the reasons why Juan Carlos and Sofia will retain their titles:

Spanish king and queen to retain titles and immunity after abdication | World news | theguardian.com

A royal decree to be passed by the council of ministers on Wednesday will ensure that the royal couple maintain their immunity from civil or criminal prosecution.

Almost as soon as the king announced his abdication this month there was speculation as to whether the royals would retain their immunity. The government, caught off guard, began drawing up special legislation within 24 hours of the announcement.

[TLLK]

Originally Posted by Pumuki

It's the same in Spain. Letizia would regent until Leonor became 18.

I also read that Elena, despite not being part of the Royal Family anymore, will be the one to take on Leonor's "official agenda" and represent the Crown in her name until she becomes 18.

Which make perfect sense.

[kadeh]

Originally Posted by An Ard Ri

Both the Infantas Elena and Cristina are no longer part of the Royal family and their profiles have been removed from the Casa Real website.

The Royal family post abdication

H.M.The King
H.M.The Queen
HRH The Princess of Asturias
HRH The Infanta Sofia
H.M.King Juan Carlos
H.M.Queen Sofia

The Kings Family
HRH Infanta Elena & children
HRH Infanta Cristina/Inaki & children
HRH Infanta Pilar
HRH INfanta Margarita & HE The Duke of Soria

This is quite interesting, thanks for sharing. And as far as I see it this hasn't been noted much.

I checked the website on the day of the proclamation and wondered how it looked like before, who was mentioned ...

That Inaki had been "erased" when the accusations started - ok I knew that. But in the first moment I thought "Did the change it now because of a probable accusation of Cristina?"