When you sign a timeshare contract, it could have a perpetuity clause that you may or may not be aware of. This means that even after death, your family or your estate is responsible for paying the timeshare fees. If your children are the beneficiaries and decide to inherit the timeshare, it will be passed …
Are you concerned about your financial position during the Coronavirus outbreak, and the further bills that come hand in hand with your timeshare contract?
Have you kept up to date with the O’Reilly case? Well, unfortunately, this situation hasn’t been put to bed. Yet again, timeshare contract owners are scammed and this is how.
Athena law has recently successfully represented a successful appellant before the Court of Appeal in a complex commercial dispute involving claims based on contract and unjust enrichment. The case concerned a niche issue of such importance that it is now reported case law.
When you buy a timeshare you trap yourself in a contract which demands rising, annual maintenance fees. So how can you exit your timeshare and stop paying these ridiculous fees for good?
While another scam timeshare company has been shut down, there are still many more out there. Ensure you avoid losing your money to timeshare scam companies with these top tips.
These Monster Travel claims arose from the mis-selling of Monster credits, and associated timeshare termination and compensation “services”.
Now that Eze Group has been prosecuted, it has come to our attention that third party companies may be making even further false accusations.
Timeshare companies can often target the elderly and disabled in an attempt to make an easy sale to the vulnerable.
A timeshare contract may feel impossible to exit; without the right knowledge and support, you can feel hopeless. Here’s how to exit a contract with the help of a timeshare lawyer
