Noma Osarumwense brings a unique combination of technical insight, entrepreneurial experience, and legal acumen to serve clients in business law and asset protection, estate planning, and immigration matters. With over 15 years of professional experience spanning engineering, business ownership, and legal practice, Noma Osarumwense offers clients the rare perspective of an attorney who has navigated the challenges of building and protecting wealth from both sides of the equation. Noma Osarumwense is the founder and principal attorney at CharisPoint Legal, PLLC, where she is dedicated to guiding individuals and businesses through the complexities of business formation, asset protection, estate planning, and immigration law. Noma Osarumwense combines legal precision with strategic insight, helping clients build strong legal foundations and protect what matters most. Prior to launching her own firm, Noma Osarumwense worked at an intellectual property law firm, where she gained hands-on experience in patent law, trademark law, trade secret protection, and comprehensive IP strategy development. This experience provides valuable insight into protecting and leveraging intellectual property assets as critical components of business value and asset protection strategies. Noma Osarumwense earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Houston Law Center, where she gained comprehensive experience through judicial and legal internships that span multiple practice areas. As a judicial intern for Justice Frances Bourliot of the Texas 14th Court of Appeals, she developed a deep understanding of appellate procedure and legal reasoning. Her legal experience also includes working with a global energy company, a full-service law firm, and an intellectual property law firm, providing exposure to the complex legal issues facing businesses across various industries.

For the last 30 years, I’ve been helping people like you handle the trauma of being injured or disabled. Over the past year and half my clients have received settlements in excess of 8 million dollars. Approximately half of my practice is personal injury where I help individuals recover from the effects of being hurt in a car, motorcycle, or truck accident. I’m paid on a contingency fee basis which means you don’t pay me until the insurance company settles with you, so essentially they are paying my fees. Approximately fifty percent of my practice is helping people navigate the social security disability maze. The government pays my fees, so please don’t hesitate to ask for help if you need it.