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Finn Law Group (by KC):

sonjas38 wrote:

Has anyone been successful using Finn Law?

There are 99 individual posts in this thread about Finn Law Group; have you READ them?

Let's cut to the chase here. You can hire Mike Finn for legal representation to negotiate a mutually acceptable exit from the legally binding contractual obligations of your timeshare ownership --- no more, no less. If you hire Finn, it WILL cost you a few thousand dollars; he is not a charity. If you still have a unpaid loan balance or other unpaid fees, don't even bother contacting him. He is a very capable attorney and extremely knowledgeable about the timeshare industry. He is much disliked and feared by ARDA (resort developers association) --- but he is NOT a magician and he does NOT possess any "magic beans" or "secret elixirs". That's the bottom line, plainly and simply stated. If you are looking for magic, keep looking--- the famous escape artist Harry Houdini has been dead for a long time.

You can stop paying maintenance fees and / or loan payments and face default and foreclosure (and negative credit report consequences) if you want "out" without spending ANY more money. *IF* (and ONLY if) you have no unpaid loan balance and your maintenance fees are fully paid up to date, you can try to give away the timeshare for free, offering to pay all closing and transfer costs yourself, and / or you can (and should) contact your resort HOA to see if they will accept a "deedback".

Paying ANY upfront fee "escape / relief / exit / rescue" company is a complete waste of time and money. They will gladly take your money, but they will accomplish ABSOLUTELY NOTHING and you will STILL own the timeshare until foreclosure occurs sometime later.

This is the plain and simple truth, whether welcome or not, with no sugar coating.