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Re: Class Action Against Diamond Resorts? (by Irene P.):

This is complete nonsense. Diamond sales agents love to give estate planning legal advice without being licensed to practice law. I hold a certified financial planning certificate. At Edward Jones I helped settle many estates. My estate planning lawyer calls me when he has a timeshare concern involving one of his clients.

First of all, Diamond's newer contracts over the last four years or so specifically state heirs are not liable. I have talked to a reviewer at the Florida AG timeshare division who said heirs are not liable. That said, you don't want to name an heir as a beneficiary.

Deeded owners should not assume their heirs are liable. Say you have a house worth $4 million, but have a kid that could not even afford the taxes. That heir could disavow the inheritance working with the probate or trust attorney. It's not always simple, but we have heard so many bogus timeshare complaints of this nature it makes my head spin. Gold Key in Virginia are being targeted now. Join our Diamond advocacy Facebook as there are many who know the tactics these agents are up to. It makes me sick. I'm easy to find. I would like to have you file a complaint against this predatory and deceptive agent. https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiamondResortsOwnersAdvocacy/