Misled into a solar contract? You may have a way out.
Solar Debt Pro helps homeowners nationwide review, cancel, rescind, and dispute rooftop-solar loans, leases, and PPAs that were sold on false promises — with real attorney oversight, honest advice, and no upfront "guaranteed exit" gimmicks.
Free contract & case review
A structured look at your solar agreement and how it was sold to you.
- We review your loan, lease, or PPA for cancellation rights and disclosure defects
- We identify deceptive-practice and hidden-fee issues
- An attorney confirms whether you have a genuine legal basis
Solar was sold hard — and often dishonestly
Rooftop solar made up 55% of new U.S. electricity capacity in 2023. That boom came with a wave of aggressive door-to-door and telemarketed sales. If any of this sounds familiar, you're not alone.
False utility-bill projections and promised savings that never materialized.
Fees buried in the loan principal that the CFPB found inflate costs 30%+ over cash price.
The 30% federal credit was oversold, leaving buyers with ballooning payments they didn't expect.
Forged or copied e-signatures, and contracts shown only partly on a tablet at the door.
Spanish-language sales pitches paired with English-only contracts.
Elderly and lower-income homeowners were disproportionately pushed into these deals.
Real legal routes — not empty promises
A defensible service rests on genuine legal avenues that state and federal law actually provide. Here's where we can help.
Contract & case review
A structured review of your loan, lease, or PPA and the sales process to find cancellation rights and disclosure defects.
Rescission & cancellation
Asserting state home-solicitation cancellation rights — including where the seller never gave the required notice.
Deceptive-practices claims
Pursuing claims under NY General Business Law §349 / §350 — the same theories the Attorney General is using.
Financing / TILA disputes
Challenging undisclosed dealer-fee markups and defective lending disclosures against the lender.
Settlement & lien resolution
Negotiating with installers and lenders to void agreements, obtain refunds, or clear UCC-1 fixture liens.
Regulatory complaint support
Preparing complaints to the NY Dept. of Public Service, NYSERDA, the Attorney General, the FTC, and the CFPB.
Backed by a real, licensed law firm
This category is full of "solar exit" marketers who charge big upfront fees and promise guaranteed results. Solar Debt Pro is different by design: it's an attorney-led practice, so a licensed attorney supervises the legal work from start to finish.
- Licensed attorney oversight
All legal judgment flows through a supervising licensed attorney — never non-lawyer sales staff.
- Transparent, no-surprise pricing
We explain everything clearly and put it in writing before you commit — no hidden charges.
- Honest, claim-specific advice
No "100% exit" guarantees. We tell you candidly whether your situation has a genuine legal basis.
The trust difference
This is a market defined by a trust deficit — upfront-fee-and-vanish operators, fake "law firms," and guaranteed-exit claims. That's exactly where an established, licensed law firm can help you the right way.
Not sure if your contract qualifies? Let's find out — free.
Tell us a little about your solar loan, lease, or PPA. A free case review is a low-pressure first step, with no obligation.
Start my free case reviewGenuine legal routes out of a bad solar deal
Everything we do maps onto real avenues state and federal law actually provide. Here's each service in more detail.
Two stories we hear again and again
The installer vanished — but you still owe
The company that sold and installed your system closed up, stopped answering, or disappeared entirely. The problem is the loan didn't disappear with them — the lender still expects to be paid every month. We work to challenge and resolve that obligation so you're not stuck paying for a company that's gone.
Your bill was promised to drop — it never did
You were told your electric bill would go down, maybe even disappear, once the panels were up. Instead you're paying the utility and the solar loan, with no real savings in sight. That gap between what you were promised and what you got is often the heart of a deceptive-practices claim.
How we can help
Contract & case review
A structured review of your solar loan, lease, or PPA and the sales process to identify cancellation rights, disclosure defects, and deceptive-practice violations. Typically offered as a free or low-cost first step.
Rescission & cancellation
Asserting your state's home-solicitation cancellation right — the short window to cancel a door-to-door sale (for example, New York's Personal Property Law Article 10-A) — and arguing that the clock never started where the seller failed to give the required cancellation notice, which can extend that right well past three days.
Deceptive-practices claims
Pursuing claims under state consumer-protection and deceptive-practices statutes (like New York's General Business Law §349/§350) — theories that mirror the Attorney General's own case and can allow actual damages, limited statutory/treble damages, and attorneys' fees.
Financing & TILA disputes
Challenging undisclosed dealer-fee markups and defective Truth-in-Lending disclosures against the lender, and using the FTC Holder Rule to assert seller misconduct against whoever now holds the loan.
Fraud & forged-signature defenses
Voidability arguments where e-signatures were forged, or where the contract was materially misrepresented at the point of sale.
Settlement & lien resolution
Negotiating with installers and lenders to void agreements, obtain refunds, or remove UCC-1 fixture filings and liens — while shielding you from collections during the process.
Regulatory complaint support. We can also prepare and file complaints with the NY Department of Public Service, NYSERDA (NY-Sun participating-contractor discipline), the Attorney General, the FTC, and the CFPB — often alongside the steps above.
What we will not do
Discipline about the boundary is both a compliance necessity and how you can tell a legitimate firm from a scam. We will never:
Promise a "guaranteed" or "100% exit." Outcomes are case-dependent, and anyone promising certainty is a red flag.
Claim to "buy" or "assume" your contract. That's legally impossible without the lender's cooperation.
Spring hidden or surprise charges on you. Your flat fee and payment schedule are disclosed in writing before you commit.
Let non-attorneys give you legal advice. All legal judgment flows through the supervising attorney.
Wondering which of these applies to you?
The free case review is where we figure that out together — honestly, and with no obligation.
Request my free reviewFrom first call to resolution
A clear, attorney-supervised path — no pressure, no guesswork about what happens next.
Reach out
Tell us about your solar loan, lease, or PPA through our secure web form or by phone. We capture your consent and present the required disclosures up front.
Free case review
Trained staff, under attorney supervision, review your contract and how it was sold. A supervising attorney confirms whether you have a genuine legal basis.
Engagement
If it makes sense to move forward, you sign a solar-specific engagement letter and we open your matter with the firm. Your fee arrangement is set clearly in writing.
We do the work
Depending on your case: a rescission notice, a GBL §349 or TILA demand, negotiation with the installer or lender, or a filing where warranted.
Resolution
We document the outcome — a refund, a voided agreement, or a lien removal — and keep you protected from collections while the process runs.
You're closed out
Your matter is wrapped up and documented, with a clear record of the outcome and any next steps you may want to consider.
No pressure, no surprises
Your case review is completely free. If we move forward together, we'll walk you through everything clearly during your consultation — including flexible options that fit your situation — and put it all in writing before you commit. No hidden charges, ever.
An established law firm — not a lead-generation funnel
In a category plagued by scams, the most important thing you can know about us is who actually does the work.
Built on real consumer-law experience
Solar Debt Pro is an attorney-led practice grounded in years of consumer-protection work — reviewing consumer obligations, spotting legal violations, negotiating with creditors, and resolving disputes. We bring that same core competency to residential solar contracts.
Experienced intake staff, negotiators, disciplined case management, and — most importantly — licensed attorney oversight sits behind every case. When you engage us, you're engaged as a client of the firm under a solar-specific engagement letter.
What that means for you
- A real firm's professional-liability posture and trust-accounting
- Licensed attorney supervision over every legal decision
- A track record behind the brand — not a brand-new website with no history
The attorney behind your case
Avinoam Rosenfeld
Avinoam Rosenfeld is a New York attorney with more than two decades of legal experience. Admitted to practice in New York in 2001 and a graduate of Brooklyn Law School, he has built his career representing homeowners and borrowers in foreclosure-related litigation and debt matters.
Over his career, Mr. Rosenfeld has appeared in New York state court matters involving mortgage foreclosure, appellate litigation, and disputes affecting homeowners and borrowers. Public court records reflect his work in foreclosure-related appeals and contested mortgage matters — substantial experience navigating complex litigation and advocating for clients facing serious financial and property-related challenges.
That same focus now anchors Solar Debt Pro. The problems homeowners face with residential solar — misleading contracts, hidden financing costs, liens against the home, and lenders who still expect payment after an installer disappears — sit squarely within his experience protecting homeowners and borrowers. His practice is centered on strategic, practical representation aimed at protecting homeowners' rights, preserving stability, and pursuing effective legal solutions — the standard every Solar Debt Pro matter is built on.
The people behind your case
Experienced paralegals and case managers who guide your matter day to day — gathering your documents, keeping you informed, and moving your case forward, all under attorney supervision.
Moises
Davies
Kimberlie
Andres
Arlette
If you're reading this, you're probably frustrated, maybe a little embarrassed, and definitely tired of being sold to. We understand — and we're not here to sell you a miracle. We'll read your contract, tell you honestly what we see, and if there's a real path out, we'll walk it with you. If there isn't, we'll tell you that too. No pressure, no fine-print games.
Solar Debt Pro vs. the typical "solar exit" marketer
A cottage industry of solar-exit marketers has emerged, often charging $1,500–$5,000 upfront with little behind it. Here's how we compare.
| Dimension | Typical "solar exit" marketer | Solar Debt Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | Non-lawyer sales / lead-gen staff | Licensed attorney-supervised |
| Fees | Vague pricing, surprise charges | Transparent, in writing — no surprises |
| Promises | "Guaranteed" / "100% exit" | Honest, claim-specific |
| Track record | New, thinly sourced | Established, licensed law firm |
| Compliance | Often none | TCPA / TSR / GBL disciplined |
Compliance isn't fine print — it's the whole point
The same laws we help you invoke also govern how we operate. A clean compliance posture is how we earn your trust.
Attorney-led, no UPL
Legal advice comes only from attorneys. Non-lawyer staff handle intake and administrative work — never legal judgment.
Truthful advertising
No guaranteed outcomes, no invented savings, and clear fee disclosure — consistent with GBL §349/§350 and NY attorney-advertising rules.
Consent-first outreach
We honor TCPA consent, Do-Not-Call rules, and lawful calling windows. You're never on the receiving end of the tactics that got you here.
Straight answers about solar contract help
Honest, plain-English responses to what homeowners ask us most.
Can I really cancel my solar contract?
How much does it cost?
Isn't this the kind of thing scammers do?
What kinds of solar agreements do you handle?
Which states do you serve?
What is the "hidden dealer fee" I keep hearing about?
Will fighting my contract hurt my credit?
How long does it take?
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