The Timeshare Law Firm
Timeshare Attorneys

Regular people find themselves in an extraordinary situation facing a billion-dollar Timeshare Resort and now they need effective and affordable legal representation.

18 years -1 Mission
Legal Action to get Clients out of Timeshare Contracts

If you ‘can’ effectively win a litigation, the tables turn, now you are in control with the power to sue for damages, or to force a settlement with Consumer Protection Attorneys nationwide who have secured relief for over 8000 timeshare owners.

Total Cost Retainer
One retainer covers the total costs through final judgment or settlement relieving all obligations owed to the resort—past, present, and future. The Resort must either pay your attorney fees with a rapid release or we sue them.
100% paid to Client - $0.00 net cost.

There is one easy step:s one easy step:here is one easy step:

(1) Retain us to directly represent you against a multimillion or billion-dollar timeshare resort or vacation club.

 A. Get a timely release where we serve legal documents with exact facts and precise causes of action the resort shall face.

 B. If the Resort resists immediate relief, THE TIMESHARE LAW FIRM shall file your lawsuit and fund it (subsidized total costs) through fair settlement, or if needed seeking full damages in a court of law.

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Better Business Rating for the Timeshare Law Firm: AAA+ since 2001

 Accredited Business

Law Firm exclusively dedicated to Timeshare Law -  since 2004

Timeshare Divestment, Timeshare Cancellation, Timeshare Termination and Timeshare Owner Lawsuits – Individual Litigation, Multiparty and Class Action

Our Clients Include:

DOJ, AG employees and family, Military Intelligence, Lawyers, and even a United States Congressman.

Timeshare Divestment Service:

–End all resort debts – past, present, and future
–Large mortgage balances and/or multiple upgrades
   flat rate (no extra cost)

Real Attorneys, Not Salespeople

We’re a leader in timeshare cancellations with no salespeople or telemarketers. Please call for a 1-on-1 consultation with a Consumer Attorney who practices timeshare law.

Ready to Get Started?

Fill out some brief information on our Get Started page, or call us now: 360-918-8196 .

Terminate a Timeshare Contract or Cancel Your Timeshare Contract or Sell a Timeshare back to the Resort

Your Timeshare Knowledge Base

Your “Knowledge Base” can teach you terminology and what to look for – and the many scams to look out for – when you need to exit your timeshare
click on the “Knowledge Base” menu at the top of the homepage, or see the latest “Timeshare News” below).

Beware of WHO you pay upfront fees, Timeshare “exit companies” fraud.

Learn the 7 lies that timeshare companies use to sell a timeshare.

How do I get out of my timeshare?
The first question is: What do I own?

Latest News from The Abrams Firm

Read the latest stories written by our Timeshare Divestment attorneys 

Timeshare Cancellation Tips

Timeshare Cancellation Tips

The ability to sue the resort for Consumer Justice in the form of damages, is the only reason a resort may be worried enough to release you. Resorts do not fear Non-lawyers!  So when you hear that former timeshare salesperson on the Radio or on the […]
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Timeshare Lawsuit filed in Gatlinburg, TN

Holiday Inn timeshare owners to file a lawsuit in Sevier County, Gatlinburg, Tennessee

The Timeshare Law Firm (since 2001) has filed lawsuits against Holiday Inn Club Vacations on behalf of victimized timeshare owners. In the last weeks and upcoming weeks, there are multiple lawsuit filings where there are $500,000 in Punitive Damages in each owner’s case for statutory violations […]
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Timeshare Consumers Win Again in California Lawsuit

In People of the State of California v. Welk Resort Group, Inc., a Stipulated Final Judgment was entered after the Attorney General of the State of California, et. al, for a Complaint against Welk Resort Group, Inc., in San Diego, California. The lawsuit sought to enjoin […]
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