I divorced about 5 years ago. We split 4 timeshare properties. Do I need to file a quitclaim to avoid paying fees on his properties should he default?
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Read More Answered By: Randy B. Birch |
The contractual rights and obligations between you and your ex, and the timeshare is distinct and separate from the relationship/divorce between you and your ex. In other words, you may be (and likely are) contractually obligated to the timeshare regardless of what type of document you may file or send. The timeshare company has to agree to let you off. If your ex (who I assume was awarded and ordered to pay for the timeshares) fails to pay, the timeshare company would pursue you and him. If you were required to pay, you would have to go back to divorce court and ask the judge to require your ex to pay you back. |
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