Stephan Clement was born and raised in Vancouver, Washington. He cares deeply about helping make his community a better place for current and future residents.

While at Lewis & Clark Law School, he served as treasurer of OutLaw, which represents the school’s LGBTQ+ voices. Additionally, during his final year, he served as an associate editor for Environmental Law Review and as a peer mentor for incoming first-year law students.

Prior to joining Heritage Family Law, he worked at the Vancouver City Attorney’s office, where he served as a Licensed Legal Intern under the state’s Rule 9 Program. He looks forward to continuing his legal career as a law clerk at Heritage Family Law.

His interests outside of work consist of spending time in nature, reading, and learning how to cook.

Education

• Lewis & Clark Law School, J.D. (2020)
• Portland State University, B.S. Communication Studies (2016)

Roxana (Roxy) Manesh has spent most of her life in the Vancouver, Washington area, where she’s grown meaningful relationships within the community. During her last year in undergraduate school, her passion for advocacy in high conflict cases was formed while working at another family law firm in town. 

As a third-year law student at Lewis and Clark Law School, Roxana currently serves as the Co-President of the Family Law Society, a peer mentor, and was recently honored with the Pro Bono Honors Award.

Prior to joining the team at Heritage Family Law, Roxana was a Judicial Extern at Clark County Superior Court. Roxana also has experience working on cases in criminal law, personal injury, real estate, land use, and intellectual property.

Outside of work and school, Roxana devotes her time volunteering with several non-profit organizations, traveling, skiing, and teaching Irish dance to children at a school in Portland, Oregon.

Education

• Lewis and Clark Law School, J.D. (expected in 2021)
• Washington State University Vancouver, B.A. English, magna cum laude (2018)