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A quick definition of direct payment:

Direct payment is when someone pays another person or company without using anyone else in between. For example, if a parent pays child support directly to the other parent instead of going through the court, that is a direct payment. Direct payments are also absolute and unconditional, meaning they are for a specific amount, due on a specific date, and paid to a specific person without any conditions attached.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Direct payment refers to a payment made directly to the payee without using an intermediary. It is an absolute and unconditional payment on the amount, due date, and payee.

Example: A child-support payment made directly to the obligee parent instead of going through the court is an example of direct payment. Another example is when a customer pays a vendor directly for goods or services without involving a third party.

These examples illustrate that direct payment is a straightforward and immediate transaction between the payer and payee, without any intermediaries involved. It is a secure and efficient way of making payments, especially for recurring payments like rent, utilities, and subscriptions.

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eggan
11:49
@ParallelAgreeableOrangutan: im going to fordham
@eggan: congrats!!!!
eggan
11:50
ty!! i got $$.5 so it was a no brainer
@LawOfAchilles: i think, if the CoA is similar, it depends maybe on where you want to practice? If you want to end up practicing in Omaha, maybe Iowa is better?
11:52
Whenever someone mentions Fordham I can only think of Whiplash
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
11:52
nice, congrats!
@eggan: money talks!
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
11:52
esp with the scholarship!!
I don't really know where I want to end up practicing yet, but I've enjoyed living in the midwest so far. I think I might ultimately like to end up as in-house corporate for the work life balance.
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
11:53
I lived in Bloomington for a long time, can't speak to the law school but can answer Qs about the city if you'd like
@ParallelAgreeableOrangutan: How do you think it is to live in as a 20-something going to grad school? The comparison is Iowa city, so not an extremely high bar for liveliness. (No offense intended towards IC. I think it's a lovely place)
NosyBeagle
11:56
@NemoPropheta: taking it in august. feels like ill never be ready but f it we ball
I think the secret to happiness is fuck it we ball
is one ever truly ready for something? probably not. but fuck it we ball!
12:20
I went ahead and registered for August as well since it was free
12:20
Getting 2 180s back to back is better than one right
ronniedoeslaw
12:26
In all of your research, what minimum LSAT score do you believe gets you into UIC law?
12:27
I remember the last guy on here who was convinced he was gonna get a 180 bc he scored in that range on PTs
12:28
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12:29
ugh someone come rub my bellly
12:33
@esoterica: he wasnt on that grindset mentality. im him
12:34
Im gonna drink so much saratoga water on test day
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
12:43
@LawOfAchilles: (hiii sorry so slow, am at work) Bloomington is lovely, I loved it as an undergrad and as a 20something non-student.
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
12:45
If you're outdoorsy, it's nice--obv no coasts or mountains, but two small lakes really close, lots of places you can go on a lowkey hike or camp without paying park fees or anything really
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
12:47
super bikable, decent food to be had, things to do but not so much that you'll be distracted and never study lol. idk I'm a fan haha, I miss it
lmao I just got the LSAC notif that I'm under review at IU Maurer
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
13:11
May you have better luck than I did :)
YAYYY JUPITER
@LawOfAchilles: if you like the outdoors, you're gonna love bloomington.
both uiowa and iu have a good reputation, especially with midwestern law firms. their alumni resources are pretty top notch too.
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