Angie Villegas Loayza is originally from Lima, Peru, and has built her professional path around her commitment to supporting the individuals and families who need it most—particularly within immigrant communities. She moved to Arlington with her family in 2014 and later earned her degree in Economics, with a minor in Global Systems, from George Mason University in 2023. Her academic background gives her a strong analytical foundation and a broad understanding of global issues that shape the lives of the clients she serves.
Angie has a year and a half of experience working as a paralegal, where she contributes to case preparation, client communication, and the administrative processes that keep legal matters moving forward. Her motivation for working in the legal field is rooted in a genuine desire to help immigrant families navigate complex challenges and access the support they deserve. She has also been actively involved in community service, volunteering as a mentor with the Dream Project and participating in Habitat for Humanity initiatives to assist families in need.
Outside of her professional life, Angie enjoys spending time with her two dogs, listening to music and podcasts, swimming, and staying active through regular workouts. Her personal warmth, community-minded perspective, and dedication to service strengthen the compassion and care she brings to every client interaction.