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Settlement Center 01/01/13 to 12/31/13 Case Name Date Amount Closed Awarded to State/Citizens Settlement Center 01/01/13 to 12/31/13 Case Name Date Amount Closed Awarded to State/Citizens 1st Choice Mortgage, Inc. 01/31/13 $14,233.94 2 Foot Prints Adult Foster Care 10/29/13 $4,440.20 21st Century Funding, LLC 12/18/13 $801.15 A & R Lawn and Landscaping Services, Inc. 07/05/13 $9,033.84 A & T Cleaning Service, Inc. 07/31/13 $6,340.73 A & V Trucking, LLC 02/28/13 $1,048.24 A. Lilia's Maintenance 01/31/13 $3,244.78 A.N.T. 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