How the Attorney General Might Impact Your Solar Case
The Role of the Texas Attorney General in Solar Disputes: What Consumers Need to Know The Texas Attorney General has […]
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Solar Law Questions: How To Check If You Have A UCC Lien On Your Home
Introduction Have you installed solar panels or made green home improvements and now wonder whether UCC liens are attached to
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Solar Lease vs. PPA: What’s the Difference?
For many homeowners, one of the most confusing parts of going solar is understanding the type of agreement they are
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Hail Damage, Solar Panels, and Roof Repairs in Texas: What Homeowners Should Know After a Storm
Texas hail storms can cause serious damage in a matter of minutes. Recently, North Dallas experienced another major hail event,
Loan Holder vs. Loan Servicer: What’s the Difference?
Many homeowners are surprised to learn that the company sending their monthly bill may not actually own their lender. The
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Attorney-Client Privilege vs. Attorney-to-Attorney Communications
One of the most common questions we receive is: “Why can’t I see every email or message exchanged between my
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What Solar Mosaic’s Bankruptcy Means for Your Payments
We’ve been hearing from many homeowners with one big question: What should I do about my Solar Mosaic payments now
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What Solar Mosaic’s Bankruptcy Means for Homeowners
Hello, my name is Neal Prevost, and I’m the owner of the Prevost Law Firm. If you financed your solar
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Should You Join a GoodLeap Class Action Lawsuit?
At Prevost Law Firm, we’ve recently received a number of questions about a potential class action lawsuit against GoodLeap (formerly
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Why You Shouldn’t Refinance Your GoodLeap Solar Loan Into a Mortgage
We’ve recently been hearing from many of our clients who financed their solar systems through GoodLeap. The question that keeps
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What the Solar Mosaic Bankruptcy Means for Your Case
We’ve had many Solar Mosaic clients reach out asking the same important question:“What does Solar Mosaic’s bankruptcy filing mean for
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What If You Removed Your Solar Panels But Didn’t Reinstall Them?
We’ve had several clients ask recently:“What happens if I’ve taken my solar panels off and haven’t put them back on
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What If You Already Removed and Disposed of Your Solar Panels?
One of the more difficult questions we’ve been getting at Prevost Law Firm is:“Can I still pursue a case if
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Should You Take Your Solar Panel Case to Small Claims Court?
At Prevost Law Firm, we’ve seen thousands of solar panel loan cases, and we understand that not every claim is
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Should You Contact Your State Attorney General About Your Solar Loan?
At Prevost Law Firm, we’ve been asked this question many times:“Should I report my solar lender to my state attorney
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Does the Equifax Class Action Affect Your Solar Panel Case?
At Prevost Law Firm, we’ve been getting a lot of questions lately from clients about the Equifax class action lawsuit
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Why We Might Not Be Able to Take Your Case
At Prevost Law Firm, we care deeply about helping homeowners who were misled into solar panel contracts that failed to
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Beware of “Warranty Takeover” Claims from Third-Party Solar Companies
In the wake of so many solar company failures, we’ve seen a growing number of third-party businesses entering the picture—contacting
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Preparing for Solar Arbitration: What We Need From You to Strengthen Your Case
At Prevost Law Firm, we remain committed in helping you get the best possible outcome in your solar panel case.
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What is a deceptive trade practice?
The term “Deceptive Trade Practice Act” or DTPA often comes up in legal conversations around solar panel lawsuits, but what
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