The topic of this work, entitled "The experience of equal participation in raising children - the perspective of fathers who live separated parentage" aims to gain insight into the experience of fathers living with separated parenthood in child raising, their perspective of the divorce process, as well as the availability of support parentage to fathers after divorce. Also, to get an insight into all the obstacles and challenges that fathers encounter. This paper presents the position of fathers in separated parenting, the principles of positive parenting, the representation of children's rights to both parents, and the support that fathers need. The perspective of fathers who live apart from their children is often driven by feelings of inferiority and deprivation over the care of children. Fathers can feel lonely and discouraged in such situations and deal with emotional difficulties. Although fathers face numerous obstacles, they have a great desire and will to be equal parents to their children and to have a quality and close relationship with their children. As part of the research carried out for the purposes of this paper, a qualitative research was conducted with 12 participants, and the collected data were analyzed using the method of thematic analysis. Guidelines for further work were also proposed in order to provide adequate support to fathers living with separated parenthood. The results of this research (in relation to the research goal) and with regard to the research problem ("Do fathers consider that they participate equally in raising children after divorce?") indicate that fathers generally get along well with children, but communication between parents is difficult. The support that fathers have during the challenges of separated parenthood comes from family as well as close people in life, while support from professional services is inadequate. One of the guidelines that emerged from the research results is the establishment of support groups for fathers living with separated parenthood.