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Finn Law Group (by KC):
I personally met and spoke with attorney Mike Finn this past Sunday 3/20/17 at a timeshare owners group meeting in Sarasota, FL. A personable guy and a dedicated consumer advocate, Mike is a Florida attorney based in Largo, FL. He is very knowledgeable, very articulate and is NO fan of deceitful developers (or their group organization, called ARDA).
That being said, attorney Finn will be the first to tell you bluntly and honestly that no attorney is a "magician" with any mystical powers to somehow extricate someone from a valid timeshare contract which they freely and voluntarily executed. He might be willing to tackle SOME transactions in which a solid case might be able to be made for fraud or "concealment" in the original transaction, but he would never falsely tell anyone that he (or ANY other attorney) possesses any magic beans or secret potions. Someone belatedly experiencing "buyers remorse" years after making a voluntary timeshare purchase may now have regrets about their previous personal decision and choice --- but remorse and regret alone certainly do NOT in any way constitute sufficient basis to prevail in a lawsuit. Finn can negotiate on an owner's behalf, but he is not a Magician" --- and does not claim to be.