Attorney Track Record
Raleigh 'Billy' Greene IV
Track Record
Objective counts from Pinellas County dissolution-of-marriage court records, 2020–2026. Em dashes mean the value is not available in public records.
Settlement rate: Share of final judgments with a settlement agreement in the docket. Dismissals are not counted as settlements, and most private settlements never appear in dockets.
Judge Experience
Appearances before each Pinellas County judge, from case assignments in court records
- Steve D. Berlin11 cases
- Jack Helinger8 cases
- Elizabeth Jack4 cases
- Brian Gnage3 cases
- Rebecca Hamilton3 cases
- Frederick L. Pollack3 cases
- David R. Ellis3 cases
- Linda R. Allan2 cases
- Benjamin Thomas2 cases
- Doneene Loar1 case
+ 2 more judges with 2 additional appearances
Background
- ·Named partner at Greene & Greene Attorneys at Law in Pinellas (bar #93584, suggesting mid-2010s admission), sharing a firm with Raleigh Greene III — indicating a family law practice dynasty. Named partner at Greene & Greene, Attorneys at Law. Firm patriarch Lee Greene Sr. (FL Bar 1973, 53 years licensed): co-founder of both the Canakaris Inn of Court and the Tampa Bay Academy of Collaborative Professionals
- ·3,500+ mediations
- ·gubernatorial appointments from Governors Chiles and Graham. Son Billy Greene assumes St. Petersburg Bar presidency in 2026.
J.D., University of Florida Levin College of Law
Lenderman Award for Excellence in Family Law” (2021-2022)
- ·Lee Greene Sr. — Co-Founder Canakaris Inn of Court
- ·Co-Founder Tampa Bay Academy of Collaborative Professionals
- ·Gubernatorial Appointee (Governors Chiles + Graham)
- ·Billy Greene — Incoming President
- ·St. Petersburg Bar Association (2026)
42 Pinellas cases 2020-2026. 12 currently open, 4 reopened, 26 closed. Top 3 judges: Steve D. Berlin (11x), Jack Helinger (8x), Elizabeth Jack (4x).
Head-to-Head
Most frequent opposing counsel in Pinellas dissolution cases, 2020–2026 · Outcome splits are docket counts from public records
9 cases with mixed outcomes — no dominant pattern.
Compare side-by-side →5 of 7 cases dismissed — procedural attrition dominant.
Compare side-by-side →All 3 cases reached final judgment — no early settlement or dismissal.
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Compare side-by-side →2 cases with mixed outcomes — no dominant pattern.
Compare side-by-side →2 cases with mixed outcomes — no dominant pattern.
Compare side-by-side →2 cases with mixed outcomes — no dominant pattern.
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Based on 112 public Pinellas County court records, 2020–2026 · Data updated May 8, 2026 · How these rankings work