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Re: Anyone have experience with Castle Law Group, PC out of Tennessee (by Heidi L.):
We did not have proof of wrong doing, or misrepresentation. The timeshares intentionally don't let you keep any of the worksheets. That leaves us with he said, she said scenario. We have 7 years left to pay on our timeshare. I don't have the time or energy to tackle Grand Crowne timeshare on my own. We took a gamble hiring an attorney & it paid off. To us, it was worth it. If we didn't owe anything on our timeshare, we would have tried to get out of the contract by ourselves. Surely it must be easier giving the timeshare back when it's already paid for.
Look at attorneys licensed to practice law in the state you purchased the timeshare.