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What's the problem?

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How are you paying?

Your best guess is fine.

What did it cost?

Total contract price, roughly.

When did you sign?

Timing can matter for your options.

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  • Free consultation, no obligation
  • No contract in hand? You can still start
  • We push for answers before court
  • Serving Texas, California, Florida & Nevada
How it works

Three steps. No legal jargon.

  1. Answer 5 questions

    Tell us what happened. Not having your contract handy is fine.

  2. An attorney reviews it

    A licensed attorney looks at your situation personally and calls you within 48 hours.

  3. We push for answers

    Where it makes sense, we demand answers and negotiate a resolution before court.

Questions

What homeowners ask us

What if I don't have my solar contract?

You can still reach out. Payment records, electric bills, emails, texts, or just the name of the solar or finance company are enough to start.

The solar company went out of business. Can you still help?

Often there's more than one company involved, like a separate installer and a finance company. An attorney needs to review the agreements to explain what options may exist.

My panels make some power, just not what was promised. Is that worth reviewing?

It can be, depending on what you were told and what the documents say. The system doesn't have to be completely broken.

What does the consultation cost?

Nothing. The initial consultation is free, and there's no obligation.

Do I have to go to court?

Our focus is demanding answers and negotiating a resolution before court, when appropriate. Whether more is needed depends on your facts.

Let's take a look at your solar.

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