A Divorce Decree Doesn’t Transfer Timeshare Title. We Do.
Protect your clients—and yourself—from unfinished property transfers after divorce, especially when dealing with vacations owners.
let us take care of this detail
What Most Divorce Attorneys Aren’t Told
- Divorce decrees do not change title ownership
- Resorts, counties, and title insurers require recorded deeds
- Missed transfers resurface years later—usually angry and expensive
If the deed isn’t corrected, the ex still owns it—on paper.
How We Help Divorce Attorneys
- Prepare and record timeshare deeds as a result of divorce
- Handle spousal buyouts and sole-ownership transfers
- Correct vesting errors and missing signatures
- Coordinate affidavits, death/divorce cleanup, and recorder compliance
- Ensure transfers survive future sale, refinance, or probate
- Communicate the ownership change to all parties
We don’t practice law. We execute it—accurately and defensibly.
Why Divorce Attorneys Refer This Work Out
- You avoid future malpractice exposure
- You keep your focus on litigation and settlement
- You get a clean, recorded outcome—not assumptions
- Your client gets finality (the kind they actually want)
Property disputes are like exes—if you don’t finish them, they come back.
What the Process Looks Like
- Attorney or client submits final divorce decree (not necessary if all parties cooperate)
- We review the current title and court language
- We prepare and record the correct deed(s) and necessary tax documents
- Confirmation provided for your file
Finish the Divorce the Right Way
Vacation Ownership Services Title Agency does not provide legal advice. We work in coordination with attorneys to prepare and record title documents consistent with court orders.