Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about timeshare exits, our process, or what to expect? You’re in the right place. Browse our most common questions to get the clarity you need before getting started.
We understand that getting out of a timeshare can feel overwhelming, confusing, and even intimidating. With legal contracts, rising fees, and pushy resort tactics, it’s hard to know where to start — or who to trust. That’s why we’re here: to guide you through every step with clarity, experience, and support you can count on.
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Can I really get out of my timeshare contract?
Yes, in many cases you can. Every situation is unique, but our legal team has helped thousands of owners successfully exit their contracts — even ones labeled “non-cancellable.”
How long does the exit process take?
The average exit takes 6 to 18 months, depending on your resort, contract terms, and how responsive the timeshare company is. We’ll give you a clear timeline after reviewing your case.
Do you offer a money-back guarantee?
Yes. If we accept your case and can’t get you out of your timeshare, you’ll get a full refund. It’s our way of backing our service with real accountability.
Why not just stop paying?
Stopping payments can lead to collections, foreclosure, or damage to your credit. It’s risky. A legal exit ensures you’re fully released from all obligations the right way.
How much does it cost?
Costs vary depending on your situation, but we offer transparent pricing, flexible payment plans, and no surprise fees. You’ll receive a custom quote after your free consultation.
Why are my maintenance fees increasing every year?
Timeshare resorts often raise maintenance fees annually to cover rising costs, updates, or even corporate profit. Some owners report 8–10% increases per year, adding up to thousands over time.
I’ve seen ads for resale — can I just sell my timeshare?
In most cases, reselling a timeshare is extremely difficult. Many have little to no resale value, and some owners fall victim to resale scams that promise a buyer — for an upfront fee.
Is it true that some timeshares last forever?
Yes. Many contracts include a perpetuity clause, meaning you (and your heirs) are responsible for the timeshare forever — even if you’re no longer using it.
What’s happening with timeshare lawsuits and regulation?
More legal scrutiny is being placed on deceptive sales tactics and high-pressure marketing by timeshare companies. Some owners have joined class-action lawsuits or sought legal help to exit contracts they were misled into signing.
Why do timeshare companies make it so hard to cancel?
Because they profit from keeping you locked in. Many resorts make cancellation difficult or claim it’s impossible — even when legal solutions exist.
I was told I could cancel during a presentation — was that true?
Many owners are misled into thinking they can cancel anytime. Legally, you only have a short rescission window (typically 3–10 days) after signing. After that, you’ll likely need help from an experienced exit team.
Can I exit a timeshare that’s been inherited?
Yes — even if you’ve inherited a timeshare you didn’t want, it may be possible to disclaim the inheritance or legally exit the contract. We can help review your options.