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Lawyer in Florida specializing in Timeshares
- Thread starter cmcmahan
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My $0.02 worth...
I'm not sure it would be ethically appropriate (or within TUG rules, for that matter) to provide a specific name or a referral here.
Instead, my recommendation would be to contact any one (or several) of the many Florida based timeshare closing companies and just ask them outright who they utilize as an attorney for their timeshare legal matters. It would seem that any name so obtained would, by definition, be someone with a working familiarity with timeshares. Just a thought...
I'm not sure it would be ethically appropriate (or within TUG rules, for that matter) to provide a specific name or a referral here.
Instead, my recommendation would be to contact any one (or several) of the many Florida based timeshare closing companies and just ask them outright who they utilize as an attorney for their timeshare legal matters. It would seem that any name so obtained would, by definition, be someone with a working familiarity with timeshares. Just a thought...
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I dont recall ever hearing of a lawyer that specializes in timeshares. Even if you did find one the cost might not be worth it. You might want to throw out your questions and concerns to the TUG members who may be able to help you.
BocaBum99
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There are a ton of them.....but they work for the resort developers.