Which is the best law firm for timeshare disputes?

At the forefront of timeshare dispute resolution – with a focus on costs, efficiency and clarity – we make the legal process as stress-free as possible. Having done a lot of research to find a reputable legal firm to advise on compensation from a liquidated company (connected to timeshare) we decided…

How does the utccrs apply to timeshare contracts?

The application of the UTCCRs is complex and in the context of timeshares Athena Law has identified a significant number of UK and ECJ judgments which better explain how the regulations apply to individual contracts and therefore, how they can apply to timeshare and long term holiday products.

Do you need a solicitor to terminate a timeshare contract?

Employ a solicitor to terminate on lawful grounds. As a leading UK timeshare solicitor, Stephen Boyd understands the burden of an unwanted Timeshare contract. We’ll beat any timeshare dispute quote. That’s a promise.

Are there any laws on timeshare for holidays?

Any advisor dealing with long term holiday products must therefore be mindful of not only timeshare specific laws and regulations, but also of other statutes, laws and regulations that exist to protect the consumer generally and which may be of application to a timeshare and/or long term holiday product.

Where are timeshare resales registered in the UK?

Based in Bournemouth in the South of England, we are a UK company established for over 20 years and abide by standards higher than that required by UK and European law governing timeshare resales in the UK. You can speak directly to our registrations team on 01202 5448 71 who will be delighted to help answer any question that you may have.

Why was timeshare claims specialist wound up by courts?

The Insolvency Service presented petitions to the court on the grounds that both companies traded with a lack of commercial probity by failing to provide contracted services in a timely manner or at all. This included accepting payments in respect of non-viable claims, charging excessive fees, and using misleading and aggressive sales techniques.