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This article presents a research on the changes in fatherhood derived from a judicial or extrajudicial process that regulates relationships between parents and children. The research is descriptive and it was conducted through a historical-hermeneutical approach aimed at examining the separated parents’ perceptions, whose results point to three factors that affect fatherhood: the father, the mother and the State. The dynamic among these allows discerning three disparate factual situations that a parent can face after a separation from a partner: a recognized fatherhood, a recognized fatherhood with limitations or unrecognized fatherhood. Some parents choose to implement resistance strategies to mitigate, circumvent or deal with arbitrary positions that hinder fatherhood development.

La paternidad tras la ruptura de pareja: transformaciones derivadas de los procesos de separación