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Cancel a Solar Loan: Rescission Windows & What Works

Step-by-step on canceling a solar loan: 3-day rescission, TILA right of rescission, FTC Holder Rule defenses, and what to do when the lender refuses.

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Solar Installer Bankrupt? Lender May Still Owe You

When a solar installer goes bankrupt, the lender often stays on the hook. How the FTC Holder Rule, TILA, and state UDAP let you assert claims against GoodLeap, Sunlight, Mosaic.

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Solar Arbitration: How It Works & When to Get a Lawyer

How JAMS and AAA solar arbitration actually works, what it costs, how to challenge mandatory arbitration clauses, and when a solar arbitration attorney helps.

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Chargebacks & ACH Disputes for Solar Financing

A practical guide for homeowners seeking a refund from a solar company, detailing how to initiate credit card chargebacks or ACH disputes and how to leverage the FTC's Holder Rule against third-party lenders.

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NEM 3.0 Bill Shock: Fight Your Utility & File a Complaint

For California residents facing higher bills under NEM 3.0, this guide explains how the net metering policy changed, why bills increased, and how to file a formal complaint with the Public Utilities Commission.

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Sue a Solar Company: UDAP/DTPA vs. Small Claims

Provides a high-level guide for consumers asking how to sue a solar company, explaining different legal avenues including small claims court and UDAP/DTPA statutory claims.

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True-Up Shock: Owing Thousands After Solar Reconciliation

Tackles the common true-up shock where solar homeowners receive a massive annual bill from their utility, explaining how to verify the charges and dispute them.