by Mark Rowe | Sep 4, 2018 | Law
Here at Timeshare.lawyer, we hear from many timeshare owners how they were misled when it came to buying their timeshare. They believe the sales representatives working for the timeshare companies used unscrupulous tactics to pressure them into making the purchase....
by Mark Rowe | Jul 10, 2018 | Law, Uncategorized
It’s a common question that most timeshare owners ask. There can be many reasons that timeshare owners can no longer use or no longer want their timeshare. Circumstances can change over the years. We all get older, our health deteriorates, we want to go somewhere...
by Mark Rowe | Mar 24, 2018 | Law
Timeshare law is complicated. Though there is certainly an element of general contract law that applies, there are much more intricate aspects to timeshare law that are specific to this area. Timeshare law is convoluted and fluid, always adapting and changing as new...
by Mark Rowe | Jan 22, 2018 | FAQs, Law
The RDO (Resort Development Organisation), formerly the OTE, is the regulatory body for the timeshare industry. It was formed in February 2008 by the European Timeshare Federation to pull together timeshare trade associations from across Europe into one single direct...
by Mark Rowe | Aug 8, 2017 | Law
If you’ve had your eye on the news in the world of timeshare recently, you’ll have no doubt come across the many cases being raised against Anfi contracts. Hundreds of thousands of the timeshare company’s contracts have been deemed null and void in court cases across...
by Mark Rowe | Jul 22, 2017 | Law
Frequently Asked Questions About Spanish Timeshare Law Spain, including the Canary Islands, is the most popular country for timeshare in Europe. It’s no surprise, therefore, that it is also the place where lots of timeshare legal cases end up. At Timeshare.Lawyer, we...
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