There are several reasons when a court may disregard a corporate entity.

I think it is disregard and I can represent myself in court.

If you are a single-member LLC, the IRS will consider your ownership a "disregarded entity" for tax purposes unless your LLC was set up to be taxed as a corporation.

Oops, disregard.  

As to inadvertently contacting someone in a mass mailing who is already represented by another agent, I simply add a disclaimer - "please disregard this letter if you are currently represented by a licensed real estate agent".  

Disregard - I finally figured out how to add the time factor into my formula.

Disregard, I'll post that last comment in my other post...dohhh...

My understanding is that you do not need to do a separate tax return for each LLC, assuming they are single member LLCs then I believe the IRS disregards the entity / the income and deductions just flow through to your tax return.

The closest words I could find that most likely meant "Probate" were either "execution", or "disregarded execution".

However if your mortgage was not FHA then disregard everything I said :) You can always refinance out of it though, just have all the fees and costs associated with it, but rates are still low!