Attorney Representation & Retainer Comparison

ATTORNEY REPRESENTATION

— counsel of record across each proceeding · October 2021 – December 2026 —

This chart is about Hal Roen’s conduct only. The other counsel shown — Mr. Windle, the Fighter Law Group, Nelson Mullins, Mr. Lindsey, and Ms. Burianek — is named solely to depict the representation history and the procedural record. Nothing here alleges or implies any misconduct by them. The red color marks Roen-related proceedings, not the conduct of the opposing or defense counsel within them (Mr. Lindsey for Hon. Diana Tennis; Ms. Burianek for the Florida Attorney General). A green ✓ on a bar marks counsel who are not a subject of this compilation.

David Bigney

Andrew Windle ✓ not a subject

Roen

Fighter Law Group ✓ not a subject

Nelson Mullins ✓ not a subject

Mr. Lindsey ✓ not a subject

Ms. Burianek ✓ not a subject

PRO SE (Devo)

Red = Hal Roen, his teams (Roen-Rabinowitz, Roen-Weiss, Roen-LaRue, Roen-Banko) and the two Roen-related collateral proceedings — Lindsey/Roen (Tennis disqualification fallout, Fla. Supreme Court) and Roen/Burianek (Jackson civil-rights fallout, M.D. Fla.). Every red bar represents a Roen-controlled or Roen-related engagement.

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CHARMAINE— Mrs. Saith · 11 representational tracks (incl. 3 Roen-related collateral proceedings)

Criminal Defense

David Bigney

Divorce · lead counsel

Andrew Windle ✓

Roen

Divorce · with Rabinowitz

Roen-Rabinowitz

Divorce · with Weiss

Roen-Weiss

Civil · lead counsel

Roen

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Roen-LaRue

Trust

Roen

Hofer witness representation

Roen

Bankowitz representation

Roen-Banko

Florida Supreme Court · Tennis disqual fallout

Lindsey ✓ / Roen

Federal Court · Jackson civil-rights fallout

Roen / Burianek ✓

HUSBAND— Dr. Seereeram · 4 representational tracks

Divorce

Fighter Law Group ✓

PRO SE

Civil · Nelson Mullins complaint

Nelson Mullins ✓

Trust

PRO SE

Federal Court · Jackson civil rights

PRO SE

Aug 15 ▸ probation · Aug 23 ▸ Roen (8 days)Windle replaced by Roen

Hal Roen is the attorney-of-record (or originating cause) on 10 separate tracks in this 63-month window. Direct divorce-case engagements: Charmaine's divorce continuously since Aug 2022, Rabinowitz co-counsel team (Apr–Sep 2025), Weiss co-counsel team (Sep–Dec 2025), Charmaine's civil defense with LaRue as outside co-counsel (Jan–May 2024), Charmaine's trust posture (Jul–Oct 2025), the Hofer witness representation (Apr 2025–present), and the Bankowitz engagement (Jan–May 2025). Roen-related collateral proceedings: the Florida Supreme Court Tennis-disqualification matter where Hon. Diana Tennis retained Warren William Lindsey (Aug 2024–present), and the federal civil-rights action against Hon. LaShawnda Jackson where the Florida Attorney General assigned Sr. AAG Veronica Burianek (Oct 2025–present). Every red bar on this chart belongs to a Roen-controlled or Roen-related engagement. The Husband side is starkly different: Fighter Law exits in July 2024 and Devo proceeds pro se in every direct theater thereafter — including pro se as plaintiff in the federal civil-rights action against Judge Jackson (Oct 2025–present), opposite Sr. AAG Burianek on the Roen-related defense side.

The Cost of the Litigation

≈ A Quarter-Million Dollars in Combined Legal Fees

$250,011 spent between the two parties since October 2021 — and counting.

All legal fees across every inter-related proceeding — the dissolution, the parallel civil asset-recovery action, and the satellite criminal and trust matters. These arise from the same October 2021 events and are counted here as a single body of legal spend; there is no divorce / non-divorce bifurcation.

HUSBAND — Devanand Seereeram

documented, itemized ledger · receipt-level · Oct 2022–Dec 2025

Nelson Mullins — civil asset-recovery action	$72,594.29
Fighter Law — criminal / early divorce (net)	$31,116.63
Green Family Law — net of refund	$5,475.00
Court reporting / video	$3,803.94
Court / e-filing fees	$1,390.40
Mediation	$962.50
Courier	$353.27
TOTAL	$115,696.03

WIFE — Charmaine Saith

approximate — placeholder, pending exact records

Hal Roen — divorce (his sworn fee)	$100,315
David Bigney — criminal defense	$12,000
Andrew Windle — first divorce (never filed)	$11,000
Eric LaRue — civil defense co-counsel	$11,000
TOTAL (so far)	$134,315

On the present figures, the Wife's legal outlay (≈ $134,315) already exceeds the Husband's ($115,696.03) by roughly $18,600 — and the gap is set to widen. The Husband's total is documented to the dollar; the Wife's figure is a floor, not a ceiling: it does not yet include her related professional and expert fees (e.g., the Danziger psychiatric evaluation, Patricia Houchin) that remain to be compiled. The one fully documented number on the Wife's side is Roen's own sworn figure.