I received a noitce of Security Deposit Refund from my ex-landlord. ?

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.

Is very very Christian?

Several thousand residents in Rome who face eviction from their rented homes by the Roman Catholic church this week have accused church bodies of indulging in a “speculative frenzy”.
In a letter to Archbishop Angelo Bagnasco, the head of the Italian bishops’ conference, a committee formed by tenants said: “We have always paid the rent and taken care of our flats. None of the evictions is for non-payment of rent; they are all because of expired leases.”

Given a summons to court for eviction, because of non payment, but we have proof of payment?

My parents received a summons from the court stating that they are being evicted because of non-payment. However, my parents have the cleared check copies from the bank where it clearly shows that the landlord cashed all of the checks… What can we do? The landlord has hired an attorney should we do the same? Or are my parents okay since they have proof of payment? Thanks in advance!

Can anyone answer this question for me?

About a year ago I did not get along with my boyfriend very well so we broke up and I signed a room mate release form with my signature, his signature, and the complex’s manager signature on it. After we broke up, he got evicted like 4 months later. Now I get a collection notice in the mail saying that I owe them money for the eviction too! I call the complex and they say that the form we signed together did not mean anything, regardless to the fact that I no longer lived there when my ex-roomate! Does that make sense to anybody??? I thought a contract was a contract?
in the room mate release it says that I am no longer responsible for any rent or damages and it is the remaining resident’s responsiblity