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Our Timeshare Case Process
STEP ONE: FREE CONSULTATION
During our free initial consultation, we will discuss the details of your specific situation and answer any questions you may have. We will work together to get a full understanding of the facts of your case. This will enable us determine the best strategy moving forward.
STEP TWO: INVESTIGATION
We will investigate the facts of your case to identify the legal grounds for terminating your timeshare including any misrepresentations made to you by the timeshare company. We will also need your sales and financing agreements and other timeshare documents.
STEP THREE: CREDIT PROTECTION
As we guide you through the process, we will explain what is and what is not reportable on your credit. We will also help you protect your credit under the the procedures outlined in the Fair Credit Reporting Act (15 U.S.C. 1681).
STEP FOUR: ADVOCACY
We advocate for your rights and fight the timeshare company on your behalf. We will help protect you from liability based on the legal claims and defenses identified through our factual investigation.
Escape the Timeshare Nightmare: Hire a Lawyer
When you purchased your timeshare, you signed a legal contract. Disputing whether that contract is legally enforceable is a job for a licensed attorney. Do not fall victim to the claims of “financial groups” or “exit teams”. Many of these companies are run by former timeshare sales people utilizing the very same sales practices as their former employers–the timeshare companies. These companies are not law firms. Unlike these companies, a lawyer has an ethical duty to protect your best interests. When looking for someone to help you with your timeshare issues, make sure you investigate their qualifications.
Feel like you are trapped in a Timeshare Nightmare?
You are not alone. We hear countless stories from our clients across the country about the fraudulent practices of the timeshare industry. The stories all seem to have a common theme. Manipulative sales people promising smart tablets, dinners, tickets, or hotel discounts for you to sign up for a ninety-minute presentation. That promised hour-and-a-half presentation drags on all day. Meanwhile you are subjected to hours of deceptive, high-pressure sales pitches and one-time only offers. Finally, you agree to make a purchase and they have you quickly sign numerous closing documents that you have no time to read.
We have heard our clients describe getting home and realizing the dream vacation they were promised is more like a nightmare. They are shocked by how high their mortgage and maintenance fee payments are. It is nearly impossible to reserve rooms at their preferred resort. When they can book a vacation, the room is nothing like they were shown during the presentation. They discover the points they purchased constantly lose value and the only solution by the timeshare company is to buy more points.
Escape the Timeshare Nightmare: Hire a Lawyer
When you purchased your timeshare, you signed a legal contract. Disputing whether that contract is legally enforceable is a job for a licensed attorney. Do not fall victim to the claims of “financial groups” or “exit teams”. Many of these companies are run by former timeshare sales people utilizing the very same sales practices as their former employers–the timeshare companies. These companies are not law firms. Unlike these companies, a lawyer has an ethical duty to protect your best interests. When looking for someone to help you with your timeshare issues, make sure you investigate their qualifications.