Your Solar Contract
May Have Legal Remedies.
Covar Law Group provides free attorney review of solar contracts for consumers who believe they were misled, received incomplete disclosures, or face unexpected financial burdens from solar financing.
No obligation · Free initial evaluation · Attorney reviewed
Free solar case review
Tell us about your solar contract
A short intake form goes directly to the Covar Sales team for review. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Consumer Defense Law
Solar contract fraud review with a law-firm intake path.
The case-review form above routes intake details directly to the team reviewing solar contract, financing, lien, and disclosure issues. The brand panel keeps the page tied to Covar Law Group without crowding the form.
Common Situations
Does This Sound Familiar?
Covar Law Group regularly reviews solar contracts involving these issues. If your situation resembles any of the following, a free attorney evaluation may help clarify your legal options.
Misleading Sales Promises
Sales representatives made verbal promises about savings, buybacks, or incentives that never appeared in writing — and never materialized.
Unexpected Payment Increases
Your monthly solar loan payment increased after tax credit issues or escalating lease rates, contrary to what was represented during the sale.
Tax Credit Misrepresentation
You were told you would receive a federal tax credit and instructed to apply it toward your loan balance — but you did not qualify or were not properly informed of the consequences.
UCC Lien on Your Property
A Uniform Commercial Code lien was placed on your home as part of solar financing — without clear disclosure or your informed understanding of that encumbrance.
Missing or Incomplete Disclosures
You were not provided copies of all signed documents, or mandatory disclosures required under state or federal consumer protection law were omitted at signing.
Loan You Did Not Knowingly Sign
A financing agreement was executed in your name without a clear explanation that you were entering into a loan, not a lease or service arrangement.
Client Resources
Helpful resources for clients and applicants.
Covar Law keeps key client links easy to find while making the free case evaluation the clear starting point for new inquiries.
Looking for help with a new matter?
Start with a free case review. Existing clients and applicants may also use the secure questionnaire, document upload, and portal links below.
Statement Builder
Solar Sales Questionnaire
Start QuestionnaireGuides potential clients through the solar sales promises, tax-credit representations, contract signing, and payment issues Covar Law may need to evaluate.
Secure Intake
Document Upload
Upload DocumentsA protected upload path for solar sales contracts, solar finance contracts, loan agreements, lease agreements, PPAs, notices, and supporting documents needed for attorney review.
Client Portal
Secure Portal
Open PortalThe client portal remains available for existing clients and applicants who need to securely provide information requested by the firm.
How It Works
How Covar Reviews Your Case
From your first document submission to case-specific legal analysis, our process is designed to give you a clear, attorney-reviewed picture of your options.
Submit Your Documents
Share your solar contract, financing agreement, and any related correspondence through our secure document intake process.
Attorney Review
A Covar Law Group attorney examines your documents under applicable consumer protection, disclosure, and contract law.
Case-Specific Analysis
We identify whether your facts support legal claims under TILA, HSSA cooling-off rights, FTC deceptive practices rules, or other applicable law.
Legal Objectives Pursued
Where the facts and documents support legal action, the attorneys pursue available remedies — which vary by jurisdiction and the specific facts of each case.
Knowledge Base
Solar contract information, organized by issue.
These resource pages explain the common legal and financial issues homeowners ask about before requesting attorney review.
Open the full knowledge baseFinancial issues
Solar dealer fees: why you financed thousands more than the panels cost
If the number on your loan is far bigger than what the system should have cost in cash, a "dealer fee" is often the reason. Here's what that fee is, how it gets buried, and why it can be worth a closer look.
Read moreFinancial issues
The true cost of solar: adding up what the pitch left out
The monthly payment looked manageable and the savings sounded huge. But the real cost of a solar deal is the full picture — principal, interest, fees, escalators, and the savings that never showed up. Here's how to add it all up.
Read moreLegal concepts
TILA violations: when solar loan disclosures don't add up
The Truth in Lending Act exists so borrowers can see the real cost of credit before they sign. Solar loans are consumer credit too — and when the required disclosures are missing, wrong, or buried, TILA may be part of the conversation. This is general information, not legal advice.
Read moreLegal concepts
How you may have been defrauded — and how to tell
Fraud has a specific meaning in the law, and it's broader than an outright lie. Sometimes it's what was left unsaid. This is a plain-English walk through the building blocks, so you can see whether your story fits the pattern.
Read moreLegal concepts
The fraudulent solar sales process: how a pitch crosses the line
Most solar salespeople aren't breaking the law. But a recognizable playbook of pressure and exaggeration shows up again and again in homeowner complaints. Knowing the tactics helps you see what happened to you more clearly.
Read moreFinancial issues
Learn about your lender: who really holds your solar paper
The company that sold you solar is often not the company you actually owe. Loans get sold, serviced, and bundled. Knowing exactly who holds your paper — and who is responsible for what — is the first step to understanding your options.
Read moreAbout Covar Law Group
Solar Fraud Attorneys Focused on Homeowner Protection
Covar Law Group is a consumer protection law firm focused exclusively on representing homeowners in matters involving alleged solar fraud, residential solar contracts, and financing agreements.
The firm evaluates issues that may involve misleading sales representations, financing disclosures, contract terms, unauthorized signatures, liens, and other concerns surrounding how a solar system was sold or financed. This concentrated practice gives Covar Law Group experience with the legal and financial issues that frequently arise in residential solar matters.
Darren Covar and Alex Covar
Attorney-led review of solar contracts, financing disputes, and consumer protection issues.
Why We Focus Exclusively on Solar Fraud
Covar Law Group’s focus on solar fraud grew out of founder Darren Covar’s background investigating complex fraud and more than 30 years of experience helping individuals across several professions.
Before becoming an attorney, Covar served in several law enforcement roles, including as a Special Agent with the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. While serving on the Joint Terrorism Task Force alongside the FBI and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, he worked on a three-year investigation into an organized fraud operation targeting undocumented immigrants across the country.
After earning his law degree with honors from Nova Southeastern University, Darren founded Covar Law Group to represent individuals facing complex legal issues. As recurring patterns emerged in residential solar sales and financing, the firm shifted its focus exclusively to solar fraud matters.
Founder & Managing Partner
Darren Covar
Darren Covar has over 30 years’ experience helping people across several professions. His background includes law enforcement, federal fraud investigations, and recognition as Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by the U.S. Department of Justice for work on complex fraud cases.
Attorney
Alex Covar
Alex Covar focuses on consumer protection matters involving residential solar contracts and financing, including claims involving the Truth in Lending Act, RESPA, and related financial disclosure requirements.
Focused on Solar Fraud
Focused experience with issues that commonly arise in residential solar disputes.
Consumer Protection
Review of contracts, financing, disclosures, and consumer protection concerns.
Federal Court Practice
Admissions in multiple federal courts for qualifying claims when appropriate.
Free Case Evaluations
Confidential case evaluation at no cost and with no obligation to move forward.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to stop paying my solar loan to work with Covar Law Group?
No. Covar Law Group does not advise clients to stop making payments. Payment decisions carry significant financial and legal consequences; that is a matter each client must evaluate based on their own circumstances and the advice of their attorney.
What does a free case evaluation include?
An attorney will review the documents you submit and provide a case-specific assessment of whether your situation involves potential legal claims. There is no charge for the initial review and no obligation to retain the firm after receiving that analysis.
Can Covar Law Group guarantee my contract will be cancelled?
No attorney can guarantee a specific outcome. The firm pursues legal remedies where the facts and applicable law support doing so. Results depend on the specific circumstances, documentation, and governing law in each individual case.
What types of legal claims are relevant to solar contract disputes?
Depending on your facts, potentially applicable law includes the Truth in Lending Act (TILA), the FTC Act regarding unfair or deceptive practices, applicable state consumer protection statutes, disclosure rules under the Home Solicitation Sales Act, and UCC provisions affecting property encumbrances. A case evaluation will identify what applies to your situation.
Get Started Today
Start With a Free Attorney Review.
Submit your solar contract for a free, no-obligation case evaluation. An attorney will review your documents and provide a case-specific assessment of your legal options.