A homeowners association that spent the last seven years attempting to collect on a debt will have to return to square one, after Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal reversed and remanded a ruling denying a motion to quash entered by the Miami-Dade County Court.

And in the ruling, the court found that the plaintiff, Cove at Isles at Bayshore Homeowners Association Inc., failed to abide by strict rules for both substitute service and place of service on the defendants, Tamara Carus and her son, per the appellate opinion.

David Winker, lawyer based in Coral Gables, Florida. (Courtesy photo) David Winker, lawyer based in Coral Gables, Florida. (Courtesy photo)

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