The Numbers Law Firm — Suwanee, Georgia

Protect what you are building. Plan for what comes next.

Business, estate planning, and personal injury representation for individuals, families, entrepreneurs, and investors — with clear guidance at every step. dividuals, families, entrepreneurs, and investors.

Every client I meet is protecting something — a family, a business, a future. My job is to make sure the law is on their side, and that they understand exactly how.

Ose Omo-Abu, Esq.

Founder, The Numbers Law Firm

What We Do

Three practice areas. One common thread.

Estate planning, business law, and personal injury are not unrelated departments. Each one exists to protect something the client has built, is building, or is recovering.

Estate Planning

Planning for real life, not just paperwork — for parents, homeowners, business owners, investors, and blended families who want their wishes protected and their families spared from probate.

Business Law

Formation, contracts, and structuring for entrepreneurs and real estate investors, alongside selective, carefully chosen business disputes when a negotiated resolution isn't possible.

Personal Injury

Personal attention from investigation through resolution — guiding clients through treatment, insurance communication, and negotiation with clear, steady communication throughout.

The Legacy Collection

Estate planning is not one-size-fits-all. Explore the Legacy Collection to find a planning option designed around your family, assets, business interests, and goals.
Client experiences

What our Clients Say

“The estate-planning process felt far less overwhelming than I expected. Every step was explained clearly, and I felt confident that my family and assets would be protected according to my wishes. The attention to detail and personal guidance made a significant difference.”

- Harry John

Business Law client

“The estate-planning process felt far less overwhelming than I expected. Every step was explained clearly, and I felt confident that my family and assets would be protected according to my wishes. The attention to detail and personal guidance made a significant difference.”

- Harry John

Estate Planning client

“The estate-planning process felt far less overwhelming than I expected. Every step was explained clearly, and I felt confident that my family and assets would be protected according to my wishes. The attention to detail and personal guidance made a significant difference.”

- Harry John

Personal Injury client

“The estate-planning process felt far less overwhelming than I expected. Every step was explained clearly, and I felt confident that my family and assets would be protected according to my wishes. The attention to detail and personal guidance made a significant difference.”

- Harry John

Client testimonial

Why Choose Me

Why clients choose this firm

Estate planning is not one-size-fits-all. Explore the Legacy Collection to find a planning option designed around your family, assets, business interests, and goals.

Clarity

Explaining legal issues in language clients understand.

Strategy

Considering the full impact of every decision, not just the immediate issue.

Communication

Timely information and honest expectations.

Personal attention

Recommendations shaped by each client's actual circumstances.

Integrity

Candid advice grounded in the client's best interests.

Resources

Answers to the questions our clients ask first.

A complete estate plan may include a will, revocable living trust, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and other documents based on your goals. These documents work together to protect your assets, outline your wishes, and provide guidance for your loved ones.

Owning real estate often makes a trust a valuable planning tool. A properly structured trust can help avoid probate, simplify the transfer of property, and keep your affairs private. The right approach depends on your property, family, and long-term objectives.
Without a clear succession plan, your LLC may face legal and operational challenges after your passing. Proper estate and business planning ensures ownership transfers smoothly, protects the business, and minimizes disruption for your family and partners.
Online templates can be a helpful starting point, but they rarely address the unique needs of your business. A customized operating agreement provides stronger legal protection, clearly defines member responsibilities, and helps prevent future disputes.
The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the case, the severity of injuries, and whether a settlement is reached or litigation is necessary. Some claims resolve within a few months, while others may take longer to achieve the best possible outcome.
A thorough lease review should examine rent terms, renewal options, maintenance responsibilities, termination clauses, liability, and other important provisions. Understanding these details helps you avoid unexpected costs and legal issues.
Business disputes can affect operations, finances, and long-term success. Reviewing partnership agreements, negotiating solutions, or pursuing legal remedies can help resolve conflicts while protecting the interests of the business and its owners.
Your first priority should be your safety and seeking medical attention if needed. Report the accident, document the scene, exchange information with the other driver, and consult an attorney before accepting any settlement offer to help protect your legal rights.

Ready to plan your future?

Let's protect what matters most

Estate planning is not one-size-fits-all. Explore the Legacy Collection to find a planning option designed around your family, assets, business interests, and goals.