[WSBAPT] Reject a Timeshare in Probate

[Jeff at bellanddavispllc.com]

I just gave a timeshare a notice to creditor's, for the current maintenance
fee bill, and told them no heir wanted the timeshare, and that the timeshare
company should close the decedent's account as no more payments will be
made.  They responded with documents, for the PR to sign, transferring the
decedent's timeshare interest back.  Mind you we had been trying to get rid
of this interest for years as the decedent was in her 90's and unable,
physically, to use the timeshare.  Nothing worked.  So death is the only way
out.

 

Jeff Davis.

 

W. Jeff Davis

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On Behalf Of Thomas Hackett
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2022 8:18 AM
To: WSBA Probate & Trust Listserv <wsbapt at lists.wsbarppt.com>
Subject: [WSBAPT] Reject a Timeshare in Probate

 

Hey Listmates-

 

I searched to see if this had been discussed before and didn't see it. I'm
curious if anyone has had a PR disclaim/reject the ownership of a timeshare
in a probate? Thinking we might do this and then send the timeshare company
specific notice for if they want to make a creditor claim.

 

One of our challenges, which I expect many of you face, is that the
timeshare company responds for a bit, then stops, then we keep the probate
open longer and incur extra expenses to essentially deal with what is a
creditor disguised as ownership of property.

 

Appreciate your thoughts and feedback on this.






 Thomas A. Hackett


 Attorney


 nwlegacylaw.com <http://nwlegacylaw.com>  | 360-975-7770

 

 

 

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