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If we walk away at this point, owing approximately 13,000 US, can they send debt collectors after us here in Canada, or take us to court? Will our credit be affected in Canada if we 'walk away'?
While a lawsuit for $13,000 might be unlikely now, the time share company certainly has the ability to turn the account over to a Canadian collection agency and get the default on your credit reports.

Worse, your debt doesn't stop at the $13,000. It keeps growing with interest, late fees, annual fees and, eventually, attorney fees. When the debt gets big enough it could very well make a lawsuit worthwhile.

So, no, you don't get to just "walk away." At least not without potentially serious financial consequences.

I suggest you address your problem by googling "selling a time share" or "getting out of a time share."

There are helpful resources all over the internet.