Roxanne A. Stokes is an associate who specializes in real estate, corporate entity formation and governance, and municipal tax title matters.  She has broad experience resolving a wide range of complex title-related matters involving estates with missing or deceased heirs, defective trust instruments, condominiums, unidentified encumbrances, and land surveying disputes.  She has litigated extensively in the Massachusetts Land Court across a wide array of real estate related cases.

While in law school, Roxanne was a student attorney for the Suffolk University Law School Family Advocacy Clinic and served as Vice President of the Black Law Students Association.  Additionally, she was a member of the Journal of High Technology where her note on copyright infringement was selected for publication.  Roxanne also interned at the Supreme Judicial Court in its Court Improvement Program which worked with various judges and court personnel to improve the judicial process as it pertained to child welfare court rules.

Roxanne received her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School and her B.A. in Philosophy from Smith College.  She is admitted to practice in Massachusetts, New York, and the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts.