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Re: Anyone have experience with Castle Law Group, PC out of Tennessee (by KC):
The factual, truthful bottom line is this:
NO law firm on Planet Earth can somehow magically get a timeshare purchase contract "cancelled" without having tangible proof of outright fraud (proof which almost never exists, since verbal lies and misrepresentations alone are completely meaningless, legally).
There are state rescission (cancellation) laws with very specific deadlines to cancel a timeshare purchase. In most states, it's 5-7 days, although it's as few as 3 days in several states, and as many as10 days in both Florida and Tennessee. Once that deadline passes and the buyer has failed to exercise those available cancellation rights, the buyer really no longer has ANY leverage, with our without lawyers. After that rescission deadline has passed, any "cancellation" is entirely VOLUNTARY by the developer (usually involving forfeiting the initial deposit as part of the agreement). This happens only on VERY rare occasion and with only VERY few developers.