Yes...if the tenant did not give proper notice you can collect that last month. You can take this from the security deposit that they left.

If they still owe you money (after you have taken from their deposit) you can sue them in court...in MN you can sue for up to $7.5K. More info here

http://www.mncourts.gov/selfhelp/?page=313

Now, after you receive a judgment, you can then take that judgment to court in the state where they are located and have that state court ratify it....after this happens you can proceed to enforce the judgment (and garnish accounts or place liens on property)





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You need to file in MN (since that is where it started). Then you would need to go to Utah to enforce the lien.