The Law Office of Andrea 'Andie' Ross

The Law Office of Andrea "Andie" Ross is a bankruptcy attorney in Easton, Maryland, serving individuals and businesses facing financial hardship with compassionate, confidential legal guidance. The firm specializes in Chapter 7 liquidation bankruptcy, Chapter 13 debt reorganization, Chapter 11 for businesses, and Chapter 12 for family farmers and fishermen. With a focus on the Eastern Shore, the office provides free consultations to help clients explore debt relief options across Talbot, Queen Anne’s, Caroline, Kent, Dorchester, Wicomico, and Cecil counties. The firm holds a 4.70 rating based on client reviews, reflecting consistent client satisfaction and trust.

Andie Ross brings unique expertise to her practice, having previously served as a Chapter 7 Trustee, giving her firsthand insight into the bankruptcy process from both debtor and fiduciary perspectives. She is a recognized authority in the field, having co-edited *Building Blocks: Essential Tools for the Bankruptcy Practitioner* published by the American Bankruptcy Institute. Her professional achievements include being named a Super Lawyer every year from 2016 through 2025, earning the Avvo Clients’ Choice Award multiple times, and receiving the Lee A. Caplan Pro Bono Award. She has also been honored as a Leading Lawyer by *What’s Up Eastern Shore* magazine and was inducted as a Fellow of the Maryland Bar Foundation.

Located at 129 N W St Suite 1 in Easton, the office sits on North Washington Street, a central corridor in the heart of the city. The surrounding area includes the Talbot County Courthouse, the Easton Public Library, and the historic downtown district, all within a short walk.

Andie Ross is known for her client-centered approach, combining legal expertise with empathy to help people regain financial stability. Her consistent recognition among top legal professionals underscores her standing as a trusted advocate on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. With a reputation built on integrity and results, her practice remains a leading resource for those seeking relief through bankruptcy.