For most timeshare, points, or fractional owners who contact us, the main priority is to cancel their contract and stop ongoing fees. We are always happy to provide guidance based purely on this objective.
However, in some cases, timeshare agreements may also raise concerns under consumer protection and contract law, particularly where the sales process or contract terms were unclear, misleading, or unfair.
Over the years, a number of court decisions across Spain and the wider EU have reinforced the importance of:
Depending on the circumstances, timeshare contracts may be reviewed where there is evidence of:
Every case is different, and outcomes depend on the specific details of the contract, the sales process, and the applicable law.
Where these standards have not been met, some contracts may be open to legal challenge and potential compensation.
If your timeshare was sold in a way that was unclear, misleading, or unfair, you may have options worth exploring.
A professional review can help determine:
Our role is to provide independent, honest guidance so you can make an informed decision based on your own circumstances.
To understand your options, complete our short enquiry form or speak to one of our experienced advisers on 0203 9969 724
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