Divorce Law

Divorce can be one of the most difficult and life-changing experiences you will face, both emotionally and financially. As an experienced Central Texas divorce attorney, Streltsov Family Law helps individuals and families navigate the Texas divorce process with clarity, confidence, and strong legal guidance. From decisions about child custody and child support to the division of property and debts, every step requires careful attention to protect your future.

Whether you and your spouse are pursuing an uncontested divorce or facing a contested divorce with complex legal issues, our firm provides trusted representation throughout Round Rock, Williamson County, and the surrounding Central Texas area. We guide you through Texas family law procedures, help you understand your rights, and work to achieve the best possible outcome for your unique situation.

At Streltsov Family Law, we focus on practical solutions tailored to your goals, whether through negotiation, mediation, or litigation. If you are looking for a knowledgeable divorce lawyer in Central Texas, we are here to support you every step of the way.

Military Divorce

Military divorce involves all the legal and emotional challenges of a civilian divorce, along with additional complexities unique to service members and their families. These cases require a deep understanding of both Texas family law and the rules that specifically affect military life.

At Streltsov Family Law, we help clients across Round Rock and Central Texas navigate military divorce with clarity and confidence. From interpreting Leave and Earnings Statements (LES) to understanding how Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) and Basic Allowance for Subsistence (BAS) impact child support calculations, we ensure no detail is overlooked.

We also guide clients through issues such as deployment, relocation, and their impact on child custody and visitation schedules. In addition, we handle the division of military retirement benefits and other complex financial matters that require careful legal planning.

If you are facing a military divorce in Central Texas, working with a knowledgeable family law attorney can make a significant difference in protecting your rights and securing your future.

Child Custody Litigation

Child custody cases are often the most emotionally difficult and legally complex part of any family law matter. In Texas, custody decisions—legally known as conservatorship—are based on what the court determines to be in the “best interest of the child.” This standard can be broad and highly fact-specific, meaning no two cases are exactly alike.

At Streltsov Family Law, we represent parents throughout Round Rock and Central Texas in child custody litigation, helping them navigate this challenging process with clarity and strong legal advocacy. We understand that what feels fair to a parent may not always align with how a judge evaluates the child’s best interests. That is why it is critical to have an experienced Texas child custody attorney who can effectively present your case and protect your relationship with your child.

Texas courts may consider many factors when determining custody and visitation, including:

  • The child’s wishes, depending on age and maturity
  • The child’s emotional and physical needs now and in the future
  • Any potential emotional or physical risk to the child
  • Each parent’s ability to provide care and support
  • The stability of each parent’s home environment
  • Plans each parent has for the child’s upbringing
  • The strength and history of the parent-child relationship
  • Any actions or circumstances that may affect the child’s well-being

Because these decisions can have a lasting impact on your child’s future, having knowledgeable legal guidance is essential. At Streltsov Family Law, we are committed to helping you build a strong case focused on your child’s well-being while protecting your parental rights every step of the way.

Adoption Services

Adoption is a meaningful and life-changing way to grow your family and create lasting legal bonds. In Texas, adoption is the legal process of establishing a parent-child relationship between a child and someone who is not their biological parent. Once finalized, an adopted child has the same legal rights and status as a biological child. At Streltsov Family Law, we help families across Round Rock and Central Texas navigate the adoption process with care, clarity, and confidence.

Because Texas law allows a child to have only one set of legal parents, the process typically involves terminating the rights of one or both biological parents before then establishing the adoptive parent’s rights.

In Texas, stepparent adoption is one of the most common types of adoption, allowing a stepparent to become a child’s legal parent. However, adoption may also be appropriate in a variety of other family situations, each with its own legal considerations.

The adoption process involves multiple steps, each with specific legal requirements that must be carefully followed. From filing the initial petition to finalizing the adoption in court, having an experienced Round Rock family law attorney can help ensure everything is handled properly and efficiently.

At Streltsov Family Law, we are committed to guiding you through every stage of the adoption process so you can focus on what matters most—building your family’s future.

Small Wills

Planning for the future is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family. A will is a legal document that clearly outlines how your property will be distributed and who will handle your affairs after your passing. Without a valid will in place, Texas law—not you—will determine how your estate is handled.

At Streltsov Family Law, we help individuals and families in Round Rock and Central Texas create wills and basic estate planning documents that provide clarity, security, and peace of mind. Having a properly drafted will ensures your wishes are honored and can help minimize stress, delays, and unnecessary expenses for your loved ones.

Creating a will is typically a straightforward and affordable process, but it has a lasting impact. Whether you want to protect your children, designate guardians, or ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes, having a legally sound plan in place is essential.

Taking the time now to create a will can save your family significant time, cost, and uncertainty in the future. Streltsov Family Law is here to make the process simple, efficient, and tailored to your needs.

Custom Forms

Not every legal matter requires full representation—but every case requires accurate, properly prepared documents. At Streltsov Family Law, we offer custom legal form drafting services for individuals in Round Rock and Central Texas who want a more affordable, flexible option while still benefiting from experienced legal guidance.

We prepare customized Texas family law documents, including:

  • Divorce forms
  • Suits Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR)
  • Modification and enforcement pleadings
  • Deeds, Domestic Relations Orders (DROs), and Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs)
  • Other specialized or non-standard legal documents

This service is ideal if you plan to represent yourself or have reached an agreement but need professionally prepared paperwork that complies with Texas court requirements. It is also a strong option for cases involving unique or customized terms that standard forms may not adequately address.

Every set of documents includes a consultation with an experienced Round Rock family law attorney to ensure all necessary details are properly included, along with clear instructions on how to file and use your forms.

We guarantee the quality of our work. If your forms are not accepted by the court for any reason, we will revise them at no additional cost.

At Streltsov Family Law, we make it easier to move your case forward with confidence—while keeping your legal costs manageable.

Child Support

Child support in Texas is guided by a standard formula, but the reality is often more complex than a simple percentage. In most cases, the court starts with guideline child support—typically 20% of the paying parent’s net resources for one child, increasing by 5% for each additional child. However, many factors can influence whether that amount is adjusted up or down.

At Streltsov Family Law, we help clients across Round Rock and Central Texas understand how child support is calculated and what it truly means for their financial future. Whether you are establishing child support, seeking a modification, or dealing with enforcement, we provide clear guidance and strong legal representation every step of the way.

Texas courts may consider a wide range of factors when determining or modifying child support, including:

  • The child’s age, needs, and overall well-being
  • Each parent’s income, earning capacity, and financial resources
  • The amount of time each parent spends with the child
  • Child care costs related to employment
  • Health insurance and uninsured medical expenses
  • Educational expenses and special needs of the child
  • Support obligations for other children
  • Travel costs related to visitation
  • Assets, investments, and overall financial circumstances

In addition to monthly child support, courts may also order:

  • Medical support, including health insurance and out-of-pocket medical costs
  • Dental support
  • Retroactive child support for periods before court orders were established
  • Payment of child support arrears (past-due support)

Child support orders can have long-term financial consequences, and once in place, they can be difficult to change without proper legal grounds. Having an experienced Central Texas child support attorney on your side ensures your rights are protected and that any support order is fair, accurate, and aligned with Texas law.

At Streltsov Family Law, we are committed to helping you navigate child support matters with clarity, confidence, and a strategy focused on your family’s future.

Modification of Existing Orders

Life circumstances can change, and when they do, your existing court orders may no longer reflect what is best for you or your child. In Texas, you have the right to request a modification of prior court orders related to child custody, visitation, child support, or medical support—but the process requires meeting specific legal standards.

At Streltsov Family Law, we help clients throughout Round Rock and Central Texas modify existing family court orders with clarity and confidence. To successfully modify an order, you must typically show that a material and substantial change has occurred since the original order and that the requested modification is in the best interest of the child.

Whether you are seeking to adjust custody arrangements, update visitation schedules, or modify child support due to changes in income or life circumstances, each type of modification has its own legal requirements. Some cases are straightforward, while others can become complex and highly contested.

Our firm works closely with you to understand your goals, evaluate your situation under Texas law, and build a strong case that meets the court’s requirements. Without proper legal guidance, modification requests can be denied, leaving outdated orders in place.

If your circumstances have changed, an experienced Round Rock family law attorney can help you pursue the modifications you need to protect your rights and support your child’s well-being.

Enforcement of Existing Orders

When a court order is in place, both parties are legally required to follow it. If the other party is not complying, you have the right to take action. At Streltsov Family Law, we help clients across Round Rock and Central Texas enforce existing family court orders and hold the other party accountable.

Common enforcement issues include:

  • Failure to pay court-ordered child support
  • Denial of court-ordered visitation or custody rights
  • Failure to transfer property or assets awarded in a divorce
  • Non-payment of spousal maintenance (alimony)

Through an enforcement action, a Texas family law court can require the non-compliant party to follow the order and may impose penalties for violations. These consequences can include fines, payment of attorney’s fees, wage garnishment, and in some cases, even jail time.

However, enforcement cases must meet specific legal requirements, and the details matter. The language of the original court order, the type of violation, and applicable deadlines can all impact your case. Filing incorrectly or missing key elements can delay or weaken your ability to enforce your rights.

An experienced Round Rock family law attorney can ensure your enforcement action is properly filed and strongly presented. At Streltsov Family Law, we are committed to helping you protect what the court has already awarded and ensuring orders are followed as intended.