One homeowner. One solar loan.
Sunlight Financial relied on this homeowner not knowing her rights. Here's what Bennett Legal recovered when she called us.
$113,000
Solar loan cancelled in full
Sunlight Financial
$58,000
Cash paid to our client
Plus full credit repair
$170,000
Total financial recovery
UCC filing released
What Sunlight Financial agreed to:
- Cancel our client's $113,000 solar loan entirely
- Release the UCC filing covering the solar equipment
- Repair her credit
- Pay her $58,000 in cash
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is evaluated individually.
URGENT: Don't Pay Another Dime!
If you were told solar panels were "free" or "government-funded" – YOU WERE SCAMMED.
Thousands of homeowners are trapped in predatory loans they never understood they were signing.
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Do Any of These Sound Familiar?
If you experienced ANY of these red flags, you may have been the victim of solar panel fraud. If Even ONE of These Happened to You – You Need Legal Help. Each of these is a major warning sign of predatory solar fraud that's affecting thousands of families nationwide.
Recognized Your Situation Above? You're not alone and you have legal rights. Get your free case review now – you may be entitled to compensation.
The Solar Scam Crisis by the Numbers
Complaint Surge
Increase in solar-related consumer complaints filed with government agencies across the country
Average Predatory Loan
Seniors and families trapped in crushing debt for 25-year loans they never understood they were signing
FTC Reports Nationwide
Federal Trade Commission documented massive surge in solar scam complaints from coast to coast
Official government data reveals the shocking scale of this nationwide epidemic
The Devastating Impact on Families
Solar scammers don't just steal money – they destroy lives and futures
TIME SENSITIVE: Legal deadlines apply - Don't let scammers get away with it!
You're Not Alone - Real Victim Stories
"The Salesperson told me that the government was offering seniors aid so that we wouldn't have to pay a lot of electricity. I signed they came and made the installation but the panels never worked. When my daughter tried to reach out, the company had declared bankruptcy. Now I've got over $100,000 on a loan with a 25-year contract." – Ms. Tellez
"The sales rep created an email on my fathers behalf, he doesn't understand anything about emails, with that they made him sign the contract; he didn't know what he was signing for and now we are afraid that he might lose the house." – Maria M.
Thousands of families across America are fighting back against solar scammers
"I was never informed it was a 30-year lease agreement, nor that the $138.86 was solely for leasing the system, not my full electricity cost." – Ms. Evans
"They made me believe that the government would give me 30k and I wouldn't have to pay for electricity(…) after the first contract they approached me again, they told me I needed more panels… the salespersons said that I would need to sign another contract but to not worry because this second contract would replace the first one, none of this was true(…) to this day I own 5 different Solar Contracts, where 2 of them they installed one at my cousins house, and the other to an acquaintance house, without my knowledge and consent." – Mr. Sanchez
You Have Rights. We Can Help.
- You may be entitled to TRIPLE DAMAGES plus attorney fees.
- ## What We Can Do For You:
Powerful consumer protection laws exist to fight predatory solar scams.
- Free Legal Review: No cost to evaluate your case
- Cancel Fraudulent Contracts: Get out of predatory loans
- Recover Your Money: Fight for full compensation + damages
- Remove Liens: Protect your home from seizure
- Stop Harassment: End collection calls and threats
- No Upfront Fees: We only get paid if you win
Solar Panel Fraud Questions
Reviewing potential claims
Did you sign a contract with one of these solar companies?
Bennett Legal evaluates claims involving the solar installers and lenders listed below. If your contract, loan, or PPA involves one of these companies—even if it later changed names or filed bankruptcy—we can review the facts.
Legal deadlines may apply. The deadline depends on the jurisdiction, claim, and facts. Consider seeking an evaluation promptly.
Solar Financing Lenders
Homeowners with potentially misleading solar loans may have legal options. Available relief depends on the contract, representations, and evidence.
GoodLeap
Claim reviewGoodLeap, formerly LoanPal, finances residential solar systems. Depending on the facts, homeowners may have options involving contract relief, damages, or liens.
GoodLeap claimsSunlight Financial
Claim reviewWe evaluate claims involving Sunlight Financial solar financing, including loans funded through Cross River Bank. Available options depend on the contract and facts.
Sunlight Financial claimsSolar Installation Companies
We evaluate matters involving these installers. If a salesperson from one of these companies enrolled you in a solar agreement, we can review what was promised, what was signed, and what happened afterward—even if the company changed names or filed bankruptcy.
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If you signed with one of these lenders or installers, we can review your documents and explain options that may be available. The initial consultation is free; ask us about possible fee arrangements.
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Don't see your company? You may still have options. Some companies changed names, were acquired, or filed bankruptcy. Get a free case review →
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