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Overview
Covar Law Group, P.A. is a law firm that represents homeowners in disputes over solar contracts, loans, leases and power purchase agreements. It also markets the service as Cancel My Solar (cancelmysolar.com, "Powered by Covar Law Group, P.A."). The firm offers a free attorney review and, for accepted cases, representation for a one-time flat-fee retainer.
In our editorial assessment, the firm's strengths are its verified Florida attorneys, a clean complaint record, and a clear statement that it does not advise clients to stop paying. Its weaknesses for a homeowner comparing options are that the fee is not published and that it markets nationwide while the licenses we could verify are in Florida.
Company Background
- Legal entity: Covar Law Group, P.A.
- Location: Sanford, Florida per its website and the Florida Bar; the BBB profile lists Deerfield Beach
- Attorneys: Darren P. Covar (Florida Bar #90978, admitted 2011, member in good standing, no discipline in the last ten years) and Alexander J. Covar (Florida Bar #1058807, member in good standing)
- In business since: 2011, per the BBB
- Affiliation: displays membership in the National Association of Consumer Advocates
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Services Offered
According to the firm's website, services include:
- Free attorney review of solar sales contracts, loans, leases and PPAs
- Claims analysis under the Truth in Lending Act, FTC rules, state consumer protection law and cooling-off rules
- Credit-bureau dispute notices and a notice of intent to litigate with a settlement demand
- Prepared complaints to the CFPB, FTC and state attorneys general
- Litigation or settlement against lenders and installers
The firm does not describe lease-transfer or buyout assistance for a home sale.
Pricing
The firm describes a "one time flat fee retainer" and says flat-fee clients do not pay additional money to the firm for representation. It does not publish the amount. Some online posts report specific fees, but we could not verify them, so we do not repeat them here. Ask for the fee, what it covers and any refund terms in writing before you sign.
The firm does not guarantee results: "No attorney can guarantee a specific outcome." It also states that it does not advise clients to stop making payments.
Points to Clarify Before Hiring
- Where they can represent you. The firm offers evaluations nationwide, but the attorney licenses we verified are in Florida. If you live elsewhere, ask how the firm would represent you in your state, for example through federal court admission or local counsel.
- Arbitration. The firm's FAQ expresses confidence that lenders' attempts to force arbitration typically fail. Courts have enforced arbitration clauses in some solar loan disputes, so ask how the firm would handle a motion to compel arbitration in your case.
- Timelines. The firm's own FAQ cites average settlement times of roughly 13 to 20 months for earlier cases. Plan for a process measured in months.
Public Reputation
The BBB lists Covar Law Group with an A+ grade, accredited since December 2024, with no complaints and no reviews. Its main Google listing (Sanford, matched by address) shows 4.6 from 26 reviews; a second listing under the firm's name, at a Deerfield Beach address, shows 3.6 from 7. We also saw online discussion threads questioning the service that we could not verify. In our view the public record is thin rather than negative.
Strengths and Limits
- Two attorneys in good standing with the Florida Bar
- No BBB complaints and no recent bar discipline found
- Flat-fee model with no hourly billing for accepted cases
- States plainly that it does not advise clients to stop paying
- Fee amount not published
- Markets nationwide; verified licenses are Florida only
- Thin and mixed public review record outside the BBB
- Long timelines by the firm's own account
Who It May Fit
In our opinion, Covar Law Group may fit Florida homeowners with a financed solar system who believe the sale or loan terms were misrepresented and who want attorney representation on a flat fee. Homeowners in other states should first confirm how the firm can represent them there. If your goal is simply to transfer a lease when selling, you may not need an attorney; see our guide to selling a home with solar.
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How We Scored Covar Law Group
Scores apply our published criteria to what we could verify on October 5, 2026.
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reputation | 25% | 3.4 | BBB A+ with no reviews or complaints and Google 4.6 (26) on its main listing, but a second Google listing is lower (3.6 from 7) and some online threads question the service. |
| Service Scope | 20% | 4.0 | Attorney review, credit-bureau disputes, demand letters, regulator complaints, and litigation or settlement; no lease-transfer or buyout service. |
| Pricing Transparency | 20% | 2.5 | Describes a one-time flat-fee retainer but does not publish the amount. |
| Geographic Coverage | 15% | 2.5 | Markets to homeowners nationwide, but its attorneys' verified licenses are in Florida only. |
| Complaint History | 10% | 4.5 | No BBB complaints in the last three years; no Florida Bar discipline for the lead attorney in ten years; no regulator actions found. |
| Credentials | 10% | 4.3 | Two attorneys in good standing with the Florida Bar; firm operating since 2011; NACA member. |
| Overall | 100% | 3.4 | In our opinion, an adequate option with significant areas for improvement. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Covar Law Group a real law firm?
Yes. Covar Law Group, P.A. is a Florida law firm; attorneys Darren P. Covar and Alexander J. Covar are listed as members in good standing with the Florida Bar.
Is Cancel My Solar the same as Covar Law Group?
The current cancelmysolar.com site says it is powered by Covar Law Group, P.A. Ask which entity you would sign with before engaging.
How much does Covar Law Group charge?
The firm describes a one-time flat-fee retainer but does not publish the amount. Get the fee, its scope and any refund terms in writing.
Can Covar Law Group represent me outside Florida?
The firm markets nationwide, but the attorney licenses we verified are in Florida. Ask how it would represent you in your state.
Disclaimer: This review represents the opinions of the SolarPanelExit.com editorial team based on publicly available information as of October 5, 2026. It is not legal advice. Company information can change; verify details directly with the company and confirm any attorney's license with the relevant state bar. Results vary by individual situation.