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A quick definition of EXOR:

Term: EXOR

Definition: EXOR is short for EXECUTOR, which means a person or entity appointed to carry out the instructions in a will or to manage a deceased person's estate. They are responsible for making sure that the wishes of the deceased are carried out and that their assets are distributed according to their wishes.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: EXOR is an abbreviation for EXECUTOR.

Example: John named his brother as the EXOR of his will.

Explanation: In this example, EXOR refers to the person who is responsible for carrying out the instructions in John's will after his death. The EXOR is typically named in the will and has the legal authority to distribute the deceased person's assets according to their wishes.

exoneretur | ex. ord

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snow

10:22

its still pretty early

snow

10:22

i gave up on kent, thread

ClassyPleasantHeron

10:25

There are a few schools that like to release As just before a holiday. Any that are releasing Rs are evil.

starfishies

10:26

I never expected schools to care so it's a pleasant surprise that they do haha

starfishies

10:26

when i was undergrad I did ED and it came out right around xmas

EvolBunny

10:26

All I know is tons of schools had "waves" first week of december last year, like dec 8ish lol I had hoped the human side with thanksgiving's date this year would make them do a wave this week before, like imagine the emotional tie for someone that could get hys getting their duke A this week and celebrating with family, maybe they come to duke now when before it was a no. But the good money bet is that dec 8-17 is when the waves come

babycat

10:27

@Dkk: Awww dk that’s so sweet thank you

[] CripTheLaw

10:27

Hey anyone else have issues configuring automatic status checkers? when I add my username and password nothing seems to happen...

starfishies

10:28

they dont work from what I hear and most ppl don't recommend sharing that info with any website anyways

starfishies

10:28

but ive not heard of any disasters after people input their login anyways so you should be okay

[] CripTheLaw

10:29

fair enough thanks!

ClassyPleasantHeron

10:29

I'd only check a status checker to make sure my application is complete. Anything else is just asking for an anxiety attack. Schools will contact us when they have a decision ready.

snow

10:30

thats a good mindset to have

[] CripTheLaw

10:30

yeah I just submitted about 10 applications and submitting several more the next few days so I thought it would be easier to track them to make sure they all went complete

babycat

10:34

what I do is make a Google doc and put the links to all the status checkers in it

ClassyPleasantHeron

10:35

If you still have LawHub, I believe that checker still works.

babycat

10:35

lawhub doesn’t have every school on it though

snow

10:35

@babycat: have you submitted all your apps yet?

babycat

10:36

i got maybe three more to do. 10 done so far

snow

10:36

you sending cooley?

babycat

10:38

I’m applying Cooley binding ED

babycat

10:38

😋

snow

10:39

in all honesty, youd probs get rejected from cooley

triplethread

10:39

omg whoever recommended law hub thank you

snow

10:40

yall ever have someone try to tell you a "feel good" story but it makes you feel worse

triplethread

10:40

it doesnt have all of my schools but it does half over half which kills a lot of time for me

triplethread

10:40

have over half

llama

10:41

here is a doc to keep track of status: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AlCNmqI-lPLMjSi2FlP8xoROTvdMCP2Wu0RKlO89AJE/edit?gid=0#gid=0

triplethread

10:43

@llama: that looks complicated no thanks

llama

10:46

@triplethread: no worries

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