I moved out of my apartment on the date specified by the judge in a court ordered money judgement/possesion.
This was a consent judgement, I showed up for court, and I received the court papers before leaving. I recieved in the mail on yesterday a notice from the property manager dated Oct. 17th, 29 days from the date, I moved out of the apartment. This notice did not have the correct rental unit or vacate date listed, but it has my name as a tenant, no damages were listed BUT they listed a default lease amount for the remainder of the lease if I hadn’t moved.
Is this a valid notice?
It stated that I had 7 days to respond. The information that they have listed on the notice is not accurate. If I reply to this notice, disagreeing with the information contained in the notice, will this classify as admission to what they have stated? Can I dispute the entire validity and authentication of the information listed?
Can I sue them for my security deposit, since they did not technically respond in the time allocated by legislature to act when refunding security deposits? Technically they have not contacted me, since the information listed is not accurate.
Attorneys/Landlord Tenant Law expertise/Property Managers/ or those who have encountered this same situation.