Comparing apples to oranges...
With all due respect, your above described situation is likely one which none of these so-called "easy timeshare exit" entities would ever touch in the first place.
I'm certainly not going to proffer legal advice or opinion here, but I will merely note that bankruptcy is an entirely different topic and conversation than the one at hand --- and likely way over the heads of any of so-called "easy timeshare exit" entities, most (...dare I say most all?) of which have no licensed attorneys on staff and / or are otherwise in any way even remotely associated with competent or experienced legal counsel.
Just sayin'......
I believe this company can do what they promise under the Bankruptcy act in some Provinces and States in North America. We recently had a death in the family and our family member was in a bad debt situation. A public trustee took over all the assets and credit facilities including a debt owed to a timeshare. The Public Trustee was hired by the Executor of the Will wrote letters to all creditors and made a proposal to pay off only 1/3 of the debt and remove the individuals names from any further obligations.
Some creditors negotiated different amounts however it was resolved. After the sale of the home, there was still money left for some family members. Timeshare was given back to Hilton.
Our family hired a larger firm in Vancouver who deals with estates and larger debts like the mortgage.
Just wondering if someone wanted to get rid of a timeshare with debt owed why not go that route. The Public Trustee negotiates a fee with the creditors as well.
My opinion is this company is acting like a Public Trustee but only dealing with Timeshares and nothing else.
Just my opinion based on what my family experienced recently
With all due respect, your above described situation is likely one which none of these so-called "easy timeshare exit" entities would ever touch in the first place.
I'm certainly not going to proffer legal advice or opinion here, but I will merely note that bankruptcy is an entirely different topic and conversation than the one at hand --- and likely way over the heads of any of so-called "easy timeshare exit" entities, most (...dare I say most all?) of which have no licensed attorneys on staff and / or are otherwise in any way even remotely associated with competent or experienced legal counsel.
Just sayin'......
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