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Nope... (by R P.):

richardi32 wrote:

the resolution is with probate court -- precedent has been established with timeshare deeds and the heirs end up with the responsibility of taking on the liability or finding a way of disposing it (at a cost). I agree that it may sound improper, but look at it this way -- an heir ultimately ends up with the responsibility for disposing of unwanted real estate property as well. The timeshare property deeds are written in such a way that the heir is held responsible for any future maintenance fees and will end up paying in the end - whether they want to or not.

An 'heir' can refuse any inheritance, however the 'estate' is still responsible for any fees related to the timeshare until the timeshare has been transferred out of the decedent's name.