Timeshare Divestment
What is Timeshare Divestment?
What are Timeshare Issues?
Timeshare issues can involve a combination of real estate, contract, and business laws. Some common timeshare issues may include:
- Default on timeshare payments (i.e., non-payment)
- Failure of the property (such as an unexpected timeshare foreclosure)
- Timeshare cancellation or rescission
- Transferring rights, giving a timeshare away and inheritance of the timeshare property.
- Overlap of state laws (timeshares are frequently located in a different state than the purchaser’s home residence)
- Death of an owner/co-owner
In most cases, a timeshare agreement is final once the contract is signed. On the other hand, some timeshare companies may provide a short "return window," referred to as a rescission period. This period of time allows the buyer of the timeshare, the ability to have the contract be cancelled or revoked. This, of course, depends on the individual agreement between the Resort owner and the buyer.
Finding the Right Experienced Consultant
An experienced consultant can guide you through the difficult and downright tedious task of expediting the divestment process. This process will protect you from future contracts, confusion and financial obligation. An experienced consultant can make sure that you are not being ignored or set aside during the process. They can assist you through the process of finding a better solution to the issues caused by the contract that may have become burdensome to you and your family.
How Can Timeshare Issues be Resolved?
An experienced consultant will need to review the purchase agreement/contract to determine how the divestment process will work. The contract may contain terms and conditions describing what will happen if the buyer defaults on regular contract payments, or if the property is unexpectedly destroyed or foreclosed upon. There will be a review of any clauses that state any possibility of transfer to family upon death.
Investigation
What is Investigation Service?
What is Investigation?
Investigation is the action of investigating something or someone; formal or systematic examination or research.
What types of investigation are there?
There are many types of investigation, criminal, civil, workplace/corporate, background, fraud and financial. These are just some of the types of investigations.
Why is investigation important?
Investigation is highly important to find the facts of the matter. There could be information that was missed or overlooked that could be very helpful in the situation. Investigation allows for a more in depth search of the matter at hand.
Case Management
What is Case Management?
What is Case Management?
Case Management is any project, transaction, service or response that is “opened” and “closed” over a period of time to achieve resolution of a problem, claim, request, proposal, development or other complex activity. Case management endeavors to improve the performance of your organization by putting case information front-and-center. Such information will be accessed over the entire length of time you are working on a given task and will become the official record for that work.
The case file will involve a collection of customer communications, forms, process documents, reports and supporting documentation, and will need to be managed for compliance and audit.
Case management solutions are designed to manage all this to help drive more successful, optimized outcomes. The process outcome is the successful resolution of the case.
Why is case management important?
Case Management is very important for a number of reasons. It allows for the case or issue at hand to be carefully monitored along the process. It also allows the case to be up to date. By having a case managed, it will provides no missed information within the matter and accounts for all information received.
Why are Case Managers necessary?
Case Managers are assigned to cases to make sure that each and every case is up to date, provides updates, manages incoming and outgoing correspondence and makes sure the case in set for a favorable outcome.
By employing and assigning Case Managers, this allows companies to have reassurance that their clients are being assisted properly and the case is being handled professionally.