Aaron Christopher Bitter

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.

I hired Aaron back in 2008 to represent me with my tickets. He showed up to one of court hearings but never showed up the other ones. I left several messages and emails. Filed Grievance with the state of Texas and they advised me since Mr. Biter never returned there phone calls or answered there lett...ers for me to take him to small claims court. He is not trust worthy at all. Will never come back to this attorney again.

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.