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Yes — timeshares can be passed down through wills, trusts, or even unintentionally by default. If a relative has died and named you their heir, or you’ve been contacted by a resort after someone’s passing, you may suddenly find yourself tied to something you never wanted.
The question is: Do you have to accept it?
Good news — in most cases, no, you don’t.
In the UK, you have a legal right to disclaim an inheritance — including a timeshare. This means you can formally reject the asset and avoid becoming liable for any future fees or obligations.
To do this properly, you must:
Delaying action or making a mistake can mean you accidentally take on the responsibility.
If you've already signed something, used the timeshare, or paid a fee — you may need to go through a formal exit process instead of disclaiming it.
In that case, Timeshare Exit Lawyers can help you:
Many people don't realise that timeshare companies may:
That’s why it's so important to handle inherited timeshares quickly and legally.
Whether you want to disclaim a timeshare or exit one you’ve already accepted, you don’t need to navigate it alone.
At Timeshare Exit Lawyers, we offer:
Visit www.timeshareexitlawyers.co.uk today and request your free, confidential consultation. You could be one step away from freedom.