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Re: NEED TO RETURN TIMESHARE (by R P.):

carvana wrote:

Jayjay says a legally binding contract can never be voided. I suggest she visit a Bankruptcy Court and she will see debtor after debtor being discharged from the terms of contracts including those for the purchase of boats, cars, and yes homes. Certainly those contracts can be reaffirmed by mutual agreement between creditor and debtor (e.g., the debtor reaffirms his obligation to pay the debt on his truck and the creditor agrees but this is an entirely new contract with new terms and obligations) but if the creditor refuses to reaffirm the contract is voided.

It goes without saying that after one files for bankruptcy and is successful that legally binding contracts 'can' be null and void, depending on what kind of bankrutcy is filed, however there was no mention of the word 'bankruptcy' in the OP's post .... the OP merely said they couldn't afford it anymore. If everybody that wanted to get out from under their timeshare obligations, for whatever reason, there would be very few resorts still standing as there are literally millions of timeshare owners that want that albatross and it's obligations to just disappear.

There are no easy solutions to ridding oneself of a timeshare unless they can find someone to take it for free.