Canceling a timeshare contract is not a cookie-cutter process. With each situation being unique, once you complete the form below an experienced consumer advocate will call you today to discuss your options.

At NLE, we pride ourselves on our hands-on, boutique-style customer service, so every new client will work with our expert, experienced team whose job is to keep you in the loop throughout the entire cancellation process. We are always just a phone call away.

We are committed to helping our clients find a solution to their timeshare issues and move on from their contracts. Whether you are looking to cancel your timeshare, learn more about your rights as a timeshare owner, or repair any damage to your credit, we are here to help. If you are struggling with your timeshare and are looking for a way out, we encourage you to contact us and let us answer your questions.

Is my timeshare unsellable? The resale market is inundated with "DEVALUED" INVENTORY since there are few purchasers. 1 million timeshare owners want to sell, according to estimates. A quick online search reveals thousands of cheap or free timeshares. A less-known hurdle to a timeshare resale industry exists. Some timeshare resort developers consider resales as a threat to their revenue stream and have taken efforts to SUPPRESS THE RESALE MARKET, including restricting rights and incentives for resale buyers. Some resorts employ this strategy to make sure a timeshare sold by the resort is more valuable than one sold by an owner.

Not recommended: selling your resort to end your ownership. Over 65% of our clients who tried exiting before hiring us first used their resort and were denied, ignored, or upsold for thousands of dollars. Resorts want to keep owners in fee-paying contracts. Many salespeople are instructed to utilize an exiting owner to sell more timeshares. Resort exit programs aren't for everyone and have restrictions. The resort exit program usually demands a release, so you have no legal recourse. Many clients have written legal affidavits describing what transpired when they left the resort.

Example: “We received a written communication from [our resort] that discouraged owners from hiring an attorney or any third party in an attempt to cancel timeshare contracts. The letter advised that [our resort] would be willing to work with us directly. . . After spending approximately five hours we reluctantly agreed to a membership purchase that provided us with 15,000 points for a total purchase price of $56,100. . . We felt that we were misled into making an additional purchase when that was not what we desired to do. We don’t feel that [our resort] was interested in listening to our concerns, and rather used our visit as an opportunity to upsell us.” 

This is the place to begin your search for a timeshare exit lawyer. First, unlike tax law or medical malpractice, "timeshare law" is not recognized as a speciality, making it difficult to find the correct lawyer to assist you in your timeshare exit. You should look for a lawyer that is well-versed in contract law and has experience with timeshares. In summary, you want a lawyer that has knowledge in both timeshare and contract law. If an exit company has "attorneys on staff," it has legal representation; you do not. This is one of the many reasons making the decision to work with an exit company is to your advantage. You want an attorney that works directly for you and has a fiduciary and ethical duty to operate in your best interests. Exit companies will provide you all of that without the hourly cost of an attorney.