Timeshare and Holiday Related Disputes

We’ve all read horror-story headlines about missold holidays and people left with huge debts after signing up for luxury properties or breaks abroad. Unfortunately foreign timeshare contracts can often lead to disappointment or lengthy and complicated disputes.

High pressure sales techniques are often used by marketing companies to get consumers to sign on the dotted line. You might find out later that the timeshare you bought is not what you were led to believe it would be at the point of sale.

Although the timeshare market has fallen dramatically, many people find the product they purchased is very difficult to sell on.

We’re listed on the Timeshare Consumers Association website (please click here for their website), under useful contacts, as a result of our expertise in timeshare disputes.

If you feel you may have been unduly pressurised or are unhappy with your timeshare, then we can advise you on your rights under the Timeshare Act 1992 and the Timeshare, Holiday Products, Resale and Exchange Contracts Regulations 2010.

Davina Haydon

Associate

01726 74433

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Davina is Team Leader of the Dispute Resolution Team in St Austell. She was born and brought up in Cornwall but studied law at the University of London and qualified with the City firm, Reynolds Porter Chamberlain.

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Catherine Mathews

Partner

01392 210700

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Catherine is an Partner in the litigation and dispute resolution team in Exeter. She trained with Stephens Scown and qualified as a solicitor in January 2005.

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Philip Snell

Partner

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Philip is a partner and works in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Team in St Austell.

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Catherine Brealey

Solicitor

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Catherine grew up in Cornwall and studied Law and Spanish at Exeter University, before returning to Cornwall upon graduation with a First Class Honours degree.

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