I received a letter from Attorney, Protas, Spivok, and Collins, LLC. Phone : XXXX XXXX regarding an unpaid balance ( {$2000.00} ) from an apartment ( XXXX XXXX ) I lived in from XX/XX/XXXX to XX/XX/XXXX. I contacted the apartment management and expressed to them that the information that they submitted to collections was incorrect and requested to receive correspondence on what they had on file for me. I was initially told ( by XXXX XXXX, Regional Director ) that their records indicated that I moved out on XX/XX/XXXX and that they did not receive rent for XX/XX/XXXX and XX/XX/XXXX of that year. A XXXX email, from XXXX, confirmed that I submitted notice to vacate the apartment on XX/XX/XXXX and that I vacated the apartment on XX/XX/XXXX and relinquished the keys to XXXX on that same day. She went on to say that although they kept my security deposit ( for the XXXX days in XX/XX/XXXX that I was still in the unit ) the lease requires a tenant to move out on the XXXX and that I would be responsible for paying for XX/XX/XXXX, plus late, legal and WRIT fees. After requesting that she provide me with a copy of the lease and highlight where it states specifically that a tenant can not move out until the end of the month, XXXX did not respond to me but I received an email from a representative from XXXX XXXX, Client Liaison, XXXX XXXX XXXX, stating that her client could no longer be communication with me because this case is now a legal issue. I am being harassed by Attorney, Protas, Spivok, and Collins, LLC stating with threats of my wages being garnished because of this unpaid balance up to being placed in jail. The information that was submitted to the attorney is incorrect and I do not owe XXXX XXXX ( Equity Management ) anything.