they not only allowed the family name to be taken by children who are born out of wedlock or adopted but also the noble title in case the father (birth or adoptive) is a noble. The children of a noblewoman can get her family name but are not able to continue the noble line or the title even if she and their father are legally married.
So far every court has given Hugo Klijnstra the right to legally become HRH prince Hugo de Bourbon de Parme and im not sure if the State Council will decide otherwise.
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: As Queen Mary would have said: A pretty kettle
: of fish this is...
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: As I understand it, the mother, already 38
: years old at the time, wanted very much to
: have a child and being a good friend, Carlos
: Javier "helped her out", with the
: understanding that this child never could
: claim anything from his side of the family.
: He recognized this Carlos Hugo as his son,
: but seems not to have any contact with him.
: Yet he did financially support the child.
: That Carlos Hugo Klijnstra now wants to
: change his name to Bourbon Parma, is not
: that surprising and Dutch law allows that.
: What I find unjust though, is that -if this
: wish is granted, confirmed by the High
: Council of State - he is also allowed the
: use the royal prefix. That seems to me not
: logical, him being an illigitimate child.
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: Several articles in the Spanish press about
: the eldest son of Carlos Javier claiming
: before the Council of Stte his right to be
: styled HRH and holding the title of Prince
: de Bourbon de Parma. His father, Prince
: Carlos Javier, is opposed.
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: https://www.monarquiaconfidencial.com/holanda/ilegitimo-principe-Holanda-derechos-hereditarios_0_3076492342.html
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: http://www.elmundo.es/loc/celebrities/2018/01/17/5a5df951e2704e68208b460e.html
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