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[Q=ken1193]Just for the record, the original poster in this thread actually made very specific reference to the timeshare at issue being a RTU (i.e., with an identified expiration date, located in Cancun, Mexico) as the basis for the question posed. Accordingly, it's obviously not a deeded ownership at all in the first place. It is instead a contractual "right to use" at a Mexican facility, so neither "deed" nor "County" are factually applicable or relevant to the OP's actual posted inquiry...[/Q] [b]You and carvana have flatly stated that a deceased's timeshare is NOT the responsibility of his/her estate ... that was my point. I can almost assure you that RTU resorts have some legal means to assure maintenance fees are paid upon an owner's demise by the estate, if the estate has assets, until the RTU expires or is sold. [/b]