How much does a solar lawyer consultation cost?

Your initial consultation with My Solar Lawyer is completely free. We will review your case, explain your legal options, and provide honest guidance on the best path forward - all at no cost to you. Most cases are handled on contingency, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case.

What types of solar cases does My Solar Lawyer handle?

We handle all solar-related legal matters including: solar contract disputes, solar lease termination, installation defects and roof damage, utility company net metering issues, solar incentive and rebate claims, property rights and HOA restrictions, solar company bankruptcy claims, and commercial solar disputes. We have recovered over $50 million for clients nationwide.

Can I get out of my solar contract or lease?

Yes, in many cases you can exit a solar contract or lease. Common grounds include misrepresentation by the solar company, failure to deliver promised savings, installation defects, or if the solar company has gone bankrupt. Contact us for a free evaluation of your specific situation.

What should I do if my solar company went bankrupt?

If your solar company has gone bankrupt (like SunPower, Sunnova, or others), you may still have legal options. You could be entitled to contract termination, warranty claims through bankruptcy proceedings, or recovery of deposits. Over 100 solar companies have filed bankruptcy since 2023, affecting 820,000+ homeowners. Contact My Solar Lawyer immediately for a free case review.

How long does a solar dispute case take?

Solar dispute cases typically take 3-12 months to resolve, depending on complexity. Simple contract disputes may settle in 3-6 months, while cases involving litigation or bankruptcy claims can take 6-12 months or longer. We work efficiently to resolve your case as quickly as possible while maximizing your recovery.

Do I have to pay upfront for solar legal services?

No upfront payment is required for most cases. My Solar Lawyer works on a contingency fee basis for most solar disputes, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case. For certain case types, we offer flexible payment arrangements including flat fees and payment plans.

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Solar Contract Red Flags

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Understanding Net Metering

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Getting Started

How much does a consultation cost?

What should I bring to my consultation?

How long does a typical case take?

Costs & Fees

Do I have to pay upfront for legal services?

What is a contingency fee?

Are there any hidden costs?

Solar Contract Issues

Can I cancel my solar contract?

What if my solar company went out of business?

My solar system isn't producing what was promised. What can I do?

Installation & Property Issues

My roof is leaking after solar installation. Who is responsible?

My HOA won't let me install solar panels. Is that legal?

A neighbor's tree is shading my solar panels. What are my options?

Educational Resources

Solar Contract Red Flags

Your Solar Rights by State

Documenting Solar Problems

Understanding Net Metering

Helpful Links

Solar Energy Industries Association

Database of State Incentives

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Your State Attorney General

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