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Re: Timeshare question from a newbie (by Don P.):

NEVER pay anyone money upfront to get rid of your timeshare including a so called attorney. Contact your home resort and make sure you get a hold of the person that handles those matters. If they agree to take it back they will walk you through the process. It's quick and inexpensive. I got rid of two timeshares in 2011 that way. If they agree you don't need an attorney. If they don't agree then there's nothing an attorney can do except take your money for nothing. Be persistent when talking to the resort representative . Good luck.