Aaron Christopher Bitter

I retained Aaron in April of 2009, he was counsel on my case for 9 months in that time frame he managed to transfer my case (with a lot of help from me and MY contacts) file a petition (with ME being the one to actually obtain a case number as he couldn't) and write one letter to the opposing party (...which had to be revised 3 times as each time that he tried to sent out a certified letter he did it wrong and the time sensitive material had to be revised.) That is all he managed to do. His personal issues greatly interfere with is work ethic and many times his personal issues cause your case to take the back burner. The final and last straw with this attorney came when he moved locations and failed to inform his clients of where he could be located. I currently have a pending case with the Texas Bar. I have retained new counsel and can tell you honestly that should you hire this attorney please make sure to budget for a retaining fee on a second attorney when you need to obtain new counsel.

Aaron, represented me on my 1st case to have child support arrears removed, and that was done. 2nd case another $1500 he was hired to help me give up parental rights for a child that is not mine. Upon giving him the $1500 on a Saturday he assured me that he would go to DAllas and file the case for ...me on Wed. guess what nine months later Aaron has my $1500 and no case has been file. He never returns calls, I finally got him on the phone 1 day and he had a million excuses for the filing my case. Gave him the benefit of the boubt and 3 months later here I am again still has not filed my case. I have released Aaron from my case because obviously he doesn't care. I went to his office and demanded my files and a full refund. Well I sat there till I got my files so that my new attorney can file my case finally. I demanded my money back, he advised me that it was in a trust fund that he would mail it to me in a couple of days, so I demanded a letter in writing since you can't trust this attorney. when I did a follow-up to make sure he put it in the mail, of course he said yes. Well guess what a week-in-a-half has gone by and my refund is still not here. it only takes 2days to get mail from Denton to Dallas county. So please beware, he has really made this a bad experience, please beware! I will have to file grievance on this attorney to get my money back, why is he making it so hard when he already gave me a letter stating he was going to refund the $1500 and that he put it in the mail.......so sad. please beware!

I just got done with a Misdemeanor Marijuana case where Mr. Bitter got the charges against me dismissed. I was arrested with two buddies while we were riding in Frisco a couple months ago. I knew that there was a joint or two in the car, but I really no idea that one of them had a much larger bag ...on them. We all got arrested. A couple weeks after bonded out, I talked to Mr. Bitter and 2 other lawyers about hiring them to fight my case. The other two lawyers treated me like I was some dumb doped out college kid and did not act like they believed my story or had any intererst in helping do anything other than get on probation. Mr. Bitter did not say whether he could definetely get the charges dismissed, but he said it was possible and from the first interview he seemed like he genuinely cared about helping me with my case. I honestly was a little worried that this guy was too nice to be an attorney and I was hoping that he really would fight for me. The case did not get dropped immediately, but I got a call from Mr. Bitter's office a couple months later informing me that all charges were being dismissed against me. I never even had to go to Court, and I paid a lot less than my two buddies, who both got probation on the case. I would defientely recomomed Mr. Bitter to anyone going through a similar situation with criminal charges.