Chip Gross

Chip Gross is an Attorney At Law with The Elrod Firm in Bryant, Arkansas. His practice focuses on probate, trust administration, and guardianship. Working from the Bryant office, he manages cases throughout the state and serves clients connected with the firm’s Bryant, Fayetteville, Hot Springs Village, and Bentonville locations. His work concerns the legal responsibilities that arise when families administer estates or need court involvement in a loved one’s affairs.

Chip earned a Masters in Education at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock before attending its William H. Bowen School of Law. He graduated with honors in 2022 and served as Executive Editor of the UA Little Rock Law Review. Before entering law, he spent seven years teaching music and English in public and charter schools. That teaching background complements a practice involving explanations of unfamiliar legal processes.

Chip trained with the firm during his final semester of law school. After passing the bar, he practiced in Bentonville and Fayetteville until summer 2023. He then served as Judicial Law Clerk for Associate Justice Cody Hiland of the Supreme Court of Arkansas during the 2023/2024 court term. After completing that clerkship, he returned to private practice with a focus on probate, trust administration, and guardianship.

Chip Gross works in an estate administration practice that helps families determine the appropriate probate process and address the court requirements involved. The firm’s probate services focus on reducing difficulties for those carrying out a loved one’s wishes. His combination of teaching experience, law review service, and an Arkansas Supreme Court clerkship provides a varied professional background for assisting clients with estate and guardianship matters.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, The Elrod Firm
• Member, Arkansas Bar Association

Licensed State

• Arkansas

Education

• University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  Masters in Education

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