Influence of the Economic Factor on changes in the exercise of Paternity and Maternity after Separation or Divorce

Abstract

From the first attachment, throughout our lives we are influenced both by people and by the situations, beliefs and objects that we perceive, in a constant cycle of interaction and change that will leave marks on the personal history that each one will live, think and  will interpret. “The Butterfly effect”, a concept coined by the meteorologist and mathematician Edward Lorenz, states that when amplified, the slightest variation can generate a considerable change in the entire system. Since the family is a system composed of various subsystems, among which we can find that of the couple united by marriage or de facto marriage, both separation and divorce will imply a change, which will be influenced, among others, by the economic factor -understood such as the ability to generate and possess wealth in the sense of material well-being- reaching a direct impact on the paternal (maternal) filial  subsystem and co-parenting.