Short, factual articles for timeshare owners. Education, not legal advice; nothing here promises an outcome.
Most owners have never been told that many major resort developers will take a timeshare back through their own program. What those programs are, what they are not, and how to find out whether yours has one.
A plain description of the exit-company business model: what you pay for, what the company actually does with your case, and the questions worth asking before you sign.
What a documented paper trail is, what goes in it, and why certified mail with tracking is the cheapest insurance an owner can buy when writing to a resort.
The patterns regulators have warned about for years, in plain language, so you can recognize them before you pay anyone, including us.
Deed-back, surrender, exit program, right-to-use, maintenance fees, special assessment, certified mail: the terms you will meet when leaving a timeshare, defined in plain language.