Florida Quit Claim Deed

My fiancee and I purchased and paid in full for a timeshare in Florida. We split (we never married) and it was agreed to keep the timeshare.
2 years have passed and I received a call form a collection agency for late condo fees. I have completed a transfer as soon as possible to transfer all rights to ex-fiance.
Now I'm trying to negotiate payment with the collection agency and they tell me that even with the deed, I'll still be responsible for all future condo and services tax.
Is this truea And if that's what I can doa The former moved to Brazil, leaving all her bills back and makes fun of this situation.

Thank you.
Andrea
Miami, FL

This is 100% true. You gave up your rights, but that does not affect your responsibilities to all your contracts to pay that are still valid, you are still required to pay according to the contract you signed.

The part-time transfer from the donor and notarizedaa Do you have the original contract and the terms of trade. Email me and I'm looking daclark2004@yahoo.com without cost since I am a tenens locuem with much experience. Real estate law in Florida is difficult. Flag

uh ... other than reviewing your contract time sharing, which you can lock regardless of ownership interest, I would say they are blowing smoke up your butt.

timeshare is difficult, but as a rule. Once you submit your entry, your liability for future charges disappeared.

Take the contract to the lawyer who did the Q / C act and send him a cease and desist or explain what you need to move forward and why

An act of abandonment is unnecessary if it were ever filed and recorded with the county. Was ita Who is on the track NOWa

So what does the part-time contract you signed say about the feesa If he has abandoned the property, you can be on the hook until the timeshare is sold.

Timeshare is an animal of their own. you will need to check your contract, but generally a deed does not delete your contractual obligations. BK on the other hand ...