Aaron Christopher Bitter

My story is much too lengthy for this site, but long story short, I lost custody of my son to his father (whom CPS had previously found to be abusive), AND was ordered to pay $4500 of my ex's attorneys fees due to Aaron Bitter's neglect. Had to file with the state bar and a yr and a half later I stil...l pay my ex $100 a month, barely see my son, and will have to go through the entire nightmare that is a custody battle all over again someday. This 2 1/2 yr case (much too long for a case like mine) became so stressful that I ended up in the hospital a couple of times for what I thought was seizures and now realize were insanely intense panic attacks. He didn't show to several scheduled appointments, nor did he show to my hearings, and in the end I had to represent myself (I am a fairly intelligent person and trust me, intelligence and know-how won't get you anywhere if you end up with a judge like mine that holds it against people that come in and try to represent themselves). As you can see I am still dealing with the post traumatic stress years later, all because of an attorney that claimed to care and couldn't even DO HIS JOB, let alone have compassion for anyone he was representing. Fortunately several months ago a judge heard mine and several other of Aaron's previous clients' cases and awarded us our money back and ordered that Aaron be permanently disbarred. He is officially no longer an attorney (thank God) but a lady at the State Bar informed me that he is appealing the court's decision.

Aaron Bitter was court ordered to pay me restitution for the adoption case he was attorney on for me and my husband. The Texas State Bar became new counsel for me and Mr. Bitter's law license was removed at our court hearing. Mr. Bitter took our money, moved offices and was never heard or seen by us ...again.

After testifying at Denton Courts last month, a court finally ordered Aaron to pay me back the money he took from me. I paid him for a case 3 years ago in which he did nothing but took my money. Now my grievance was successful against him, the court ordered him to pay me back, and he can't practice l...aw now. Justice prevailed against him.