Just stop paying. You're old. You can kick the can down the road in court forever.

That's a good idea, unless you have an estate and care about your heirs. They will have to pay whatever is owed from your estate assets, including late fees, interest, legal fees, etc. And, depending on how the timeshare contract is worded, the estate may still own the timeshare and future maintenance payments after your death.

Nah. There are plenty of easy ways around that. Cayman Islands aren't just for snorkeling.

Thank you everyone for you help! you have given me several avenues to try!

awesome, thank you!

Advising people to be irresponsible? I thought our generation was better than that.

Below is a link to Clark Howard's website on this topic. Be sure and read comments.

How to get rid of a timeshare - Clark Howard

We just bought ours a couple years ago and love it. Not sure what issues people have with theirs but ours is great. We were staying with friend and looked at units for sale, saw one we like so we made and offer and bought it. It is a great unit in an awesome location and we look forward to going each year.