Need help to Exit your Timeshare Contract? Call a Timeshare Attorney

If you've been  pressured into buying a timeshare, or simply can't afford it anymore, our team of timeshare lawyers might be able to help. Do you want to cancel your timeshare contract and save a ton of money in the process? Don't feel trapped by a timeshare contract - our attorneys can assist you in legally getting out of it.

With years of experience in Consumer Protection Laws, timeshare attorneys know the ins and outs of timeshare cancellation. Let them help you release yourself from the burden of your timeshare.

If you've fallen behind on payments for your deeded timeshare and haven't cancelled your obligation, the resort can foreclose and take back your timeshare, kind of like how homeowners face foreclosure.

But here's the difference: when a home is foreclosed upon, it can be sold to recoup some of the money owed.

However, timeshares often have no resale value, so if the resort forecloses, you could still be left owing a "deficiency balance" even after losing your timeshare.

These resorts can get pretty aggressive in trying to collect that balance, like sending your account to collections, messing with your credit, or even suing you.

It's not a fun situation to be in, so make sure to stay on top of your payments and obligations to avoid any nasty surprises down the line.

Do any of these sales tactics sound familiar to you?

• Did you receive gifts or money to attend a timeshare sales presentation?
  

• Were you promised a quick presentation that ended up lasting much longer?
  

• Were you convinced that a timeshare is a better deal than paying for vacations each year?
  

• Were you led to believe that a timeshare is a great investment that will increase in value?
  

• Were you assured that renting or selling your timeshare would be a breeze?
  

• Were you told you could cancel your timeshare contract anytime you wanted?
  

• Were you pressured to make a purchase with a time-sensitive offer that was supposedly tailored just for you?
  

• Were you shown lavish accommodations during the sales pitch, but received something entirely different when booking your stay?
  

• Were you told using your timeshare would be simple and hassle-free?
  

• Were you guaranteed availability on the dates you wanted?

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