How Solar Exit Group builds your case.
We are the intake and documentation engine. Independent law firms handle the legal work — and they can only act on a file that is complete.
The process
Four steps, start to handoff.
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Free case review
We listen to what happened, ask what was promised versus what was signed, and tell you straight whether there looks to be something worth pursuing. No cost, no obligation.
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Document gathering
We pull and organize your contract and any amendments, the financing agreement, UCC filings against the property, production/monitoring data, utility bills before and after, the interconnection paperwork, and sales communications — texts, emails, recordings, door-knock notes.
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Case file preparation
We build a clean, indexed evidence file: timeline of the sale, side-by-side of promises versus contract terms, payment history and escalator math, production shortfall, and lien status. Attorneys can evaluate it fast because nothing is missing.
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Attorney handoff
With your approval, your file goes to one of our partner consumer-protection law firms. They evaluate it, take it forward if they choose to, and represent you directly — Solar Exit Group is not your attorney and does not give legal advice.
Step two, in detail
What goes into the file.
Most homeowners have two or three of these. We chase down the rest — including records you may not know exist, like the UCC filing against your property and the building-permit history for the install.
- The signed contract and every amendment or addendum
- The financing agreement, lease, or PPA and its payment schedule
- UCC-1 filings recorded against the property or equipment
- Production estimates and the sales proposal you were shown
- Actual monitoring / production data since installation
- Utility bills from before and after installation
- Permit and interconnection records
- Texts, emails, call recordings, and door-knock notes from the sales rep
Missing documents are normal and not a reason to wait. Bring what you have.
What to expect
Timing, honestly.
Intake and document gathering usually move in weeks, not months — most of the wait is on third parties producing records. After handoff, timing belongs to the law firm and the other side: some matters resolve in a few weeks to a few months, while contested arbitration or litigation takes longer.
Two things speed everything up: getting your documents in early, and not waiting. Statutes of limitation are commonly around two to four years from signing in many states, and they vary by state and claim type.
Do not simply stop making your payments. It can damage your credit and may weaken your position. Talk to a licensed attorney about your specific agreement before you change anything.
Where the legal work happens
We build the file. Attorneys take it from there.
Solar Exit Group works with a network of independent consumer-protection law firms across the country. Once your case file is complete, we refer it to a firm licensed in your jurisdiction — and they decide whether to take the case and represent you directly.
Solar Exit Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. We prepare documentation and connect homeowners with independent, licensed law firms. Any attorney-client relationship is formed directly with that firm — never with us.
No cost to find out
Find out if your solar contract can be challenged.
A 15-minute review tells you what documents matter, what your contract actually says, and whether your file is worth sending to a partner attorney.