Marieisabelle Rendón Arellano is originally from Cartagena, Colombia, and has built her professional path with a clear commitment to service and family unity. She came to the United States at the age of nine and is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in International and Government Politics at George Mason University. Her personal experience as an immigrant continues to shape her perspective and drive her interest in legal work that supports families navigating the immigration process.
For the past two years, Marieisabelle has worked as a paralegal in Virginia, where she has developed practical skills in case preparation, client communication, and administrative support within the immigration field. Her motivation for pursuing a legal career is grounded in her desire to help her community and assist families working toward stability and reunification. She approaches her work with empathy, patience, and a deep understanding of the challenges immigrant families face.
Outside of her professional and academic commitments, Marieisabelle enjoys video games, photography, and reading. She values time with her younger brother, who lives with her in the United States, while staying closely connected to the rest of her family in Colombia. Her combination of personal history, professional dedication, and creative interests brings a balanced and relatable presence to her work with clients and colleagues alike.