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Wyndham Grand Desert 77k, VV Williamsburg 4L/4 & 2/2
Former: Wyndham 276k, HGVC South Bend 1/1
Thank you for all your help, everyone. Having someone to discuss this with while I waited (and waited and waited) has been a godsend. The mess isn't entirely over yet, but I feel pretty confident that I have the legal ground to stand on that I bought the timeshare from the person who had a legal standing to sell it to me, and whether that person did or didn't appropriately manage the funds isn't really my problem. At worst, it's possible I might have to pay some money to an attorney to write a letter or get deposed for a legal hearing between the resort and the previous manager - and in the grand scheme of things although I hope it doesn't come to that it isn't the end of the world.
If you are not the legal target, you don’t need to pay an attorney to accompany you to the deposition. It will cost around $2,100 to do so (1 hr prep, 5 hr deposition, 1 hr debrief and analysis).
If you feel you are the legal target (which would be a losing legal doctrine advanced by the resort), then you do need an attorney to accompany you to the deposition.
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