Timeshare Cancellation Attorney

The salespeople didn’t take no for an answer. They showed you glossy photos of resorts you’d never visit, played up the idea of family memories, hinted that you were “smart” for investing in vacations now instead of spending more later. They made you feel like you had to decide right then and there — that if you walked out without signing, the deal would disappear forever.

Maybe you were tired. Maybe they said the points system was flexible or that you could always sell it later. Maybe they told you it would pay for itself. Maybe they glossed over the interest rate, or didn’t mention how often the maintenance fees could go up.

Now here you are. Paying hundreds — sometimes thousands — every year for something you don’t use, can’t book, or never really understood to begin with. You’re either still making payments on the loan, or you've paid it off and are just bleeding money on annual fees. And every time you call to ask about canceling, they either ignore you or try to sell you even more points.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. This is how the timeshare industry operates — high pressure up front, roadblocks on the back end, and a business model built on people giving up and just paying. But there is a way out, and you don’t have to figure it out on your own.

‍Is It Time to Get Out?

You were promised luxury vacations, flexibility, or an investment that would pay off. But now?

  • You can’t book the dates you want, even with enough points
  • Your maintenance fees keep rising, year after year
  • You’re paying a high-interest loan for a place you barely use
  • You’re worried about your kids inheriting the contract
  • The sales pitch didn’t match the reality — at all
  • You’ve just had enough‍

If any of this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. We hear these stories every day from people who feel stuck, frustrated, or flat-out misled. The good news? There’s a legal way out — and we can walk you through it.‍

Why Work with a Timeshare Lawyer — Not an “Exit Company”

You’ve probably seen the ads: timeshare “exit” companies that promise to help you cancel your contract. They sound helpful. But here’s the truth:

They’re not attorneys.

Only a licensed attorney can legally represent you in a timeshare cancellation. These exit companies often take your money, then turn around and hire a lawyer on your behalf — usually at a much lower rate — while pocketing the markup.

You pay more for less.

These companies act like middlemen. They often use the same high-pressure tactics you experienced during the original timeshare sale. Many charge thousands more than it would cost to hire a lawyer directly — and give you far less in return.

You’re still doing the work.

Some of these companies hand you generic form letters and expect you to send them out yourself. Others leave you in the dark while they “negotiate” behind the scenes. At Connor Law, we do the work. You stay informed, but you’re not stuck filling out forms or chasing updates.

Many don’t last.

Several high-profile exit companies have gone bankrupt or been sued for fraud after taking money from consumers and failing to deliver. We’ve had clients come to us after being burned a second time by these companies.

We’ve Seen It All — And We Handle It All

We represent clients looking to cancel timeshares with:

  • Marriott Vacation Club
  • Wyndham Destinations
  • Hilton Grand Vacations
  • Hyatt Residence Club
  • Spinnaker Resorts
  • And many more

These companies use complex point systems, layered contracts, and aggressive sales tactics. We know how they operate, and we know how to challenge them.

What to Expect When You Work with Us

When you hire Connor Law, here’s what happens:

Step 1: You Tell Us Your Story

We ask some key questions about your timeshare, how long you’ve owned it, what you were told, and what you still owe (if anything). This helps us build the right cancellation strategy.

Step 2: We Quote You a Flat Fee

You’ll know what it costs up front — no hourly billing, no hidden fees. We also offer monthly retainer payment options at no cost to you.

Step 3: We Send the Demand Letter

We contact the timeshare company directly and make it clear you’re represented by a lawyer. That means they stop contacting you. No more calls. No more mail. From that point forward, they deal with us.

Step 4: We Get You Out

Once the cancellation is complete, we confirm everything in writing. If for any reason we’re not able to cancel the contract, you get a full refund.

This Is a Problem With a Fix

If you’ve been carrying the burden of a timeshare for too long, it’s time to stop. You don’t have to feel stuck, embarrassed, or overwhelmed. And you don’t have to deal with it alone.

Connor Law gives you a real solution — direct legal representation, clear communication, and flat-fee pricing that saves you time and money compared to exit companies. We don’t just consult. We act.

Ready to Be Done With Your Timeshare?

If you’re ready to stop throwing money at something that’s not giving you anything back, let’s talk. We’ll tell you if we can help and what it’ll take. No games. No pressure.Call the office or fill out our short intake form to get started. Let’s get this handled.‍

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will the calls and collection letters from the timeshare company stop?

In most cases, yes. Once you hire a timeshare cancellation lawyer, the timeshare company and any debt collectors are required to communicate through your attorney, not you. That applies whether your contract is with Marriott Vacations Worldwide, Wyndham Destinations, Hilton Grand Vacations, or another major brand. One of our first goals is to stop the pressure so you can breathe again.

Why should I trust Connor Law instead of a timeshare exit company?

Timeshare exit companies are not law firms and cannot legally represent you. Connor Law is a law firm, meaning you work directly with a licensed attorney who owes you ethical duties and legal protections. There is no middleman, no resale pitch, and no handoff to another firm. You get clear expectations, written terms, and direct legal representation from day one.

The timeshare company says my contract is “bulletproof.” Is that true?

No contract is bulletproof. Timeshare companies often say this to discourage owners from seeking help. Contracts tied to brands like Hyatt Vacation Club, Bluegreen Vacations, or Spinnaker Resorts can still be challenged, especially when sales tactics involve misrepresentations, pressure, or omissions. A timeshare attorney looks at how the contract was sold, not just what the fine print says.

Do I have to stop paying my timeshare while my case is pending?

That depends on your situation, and it is not a one-size-fits-all answer. A timeshare lawyer will review your ownership, loan status, and risk tolerance before advising you. The key difference is that you are not guessing or going it alone. You get legal guidance based on your specific contract, not blanket advice from a call center.

How long does the timeshare cancellation process usually take?

Most timeshare cancellation cases take about a year from start to finish, sometimes less, sometimes longer. The timeline depends on the company involved, your loan status, and how aggressively the developer responds. What matters most is that the process is structured, deliberate, and handled for you, so you are not stuck chasing updates or dealing with sales or collections calls.

What if I still owe money on my timeshare loan?

Owing money does not automatically prevent you from cancelling a timeshare. Many owners still have loans with companies like Marriott, Wyndham, or Hilton when they seek legal help. A timeshare attorney evaluates the loan alongside the contract and sales conduct to determine the right strategy. In many cases, addressing the debt is part of resolving the larger problem, not a reason to give up.

What if the timeshare company offers me an “exit” or “surrender” program?

These programs often come with strings attached. Owners are frequently routed back to sales teams and pressured to buy more points or pay additional fees. A timeshare lawyer reviews these offers carefully before you agree to anything. Not every program truly ends your obligations, and some create new ones.

Will cancelling my timeshare ruin my credit?

That is a common fear, and it depends on your specific situation. What matters is having a strategy before taking action. When you work with a timeshare attorney, your credit exposure is considered from the start, especially if a loan or maintenance fee balance is involved. The goal is not just to exit the contract, but to do it in a controlled way, not a panic-driven one.

I feel embarrassed that I signed this contract. Does that matter?

Not at all. Many highly educated, financially responsible people own timeshares with companies like Hilton Grand Vacations or Hyatt Vacation Club. These sales are designed to work in the moment. A timeshare attorney is not there to judge how you got into it, only to help you get out and put the situation behind you.

Still have questions?

Give us a call, we’re happy to help.