Disregard whether the above fit or are right.  

Texas is a community property state and thus the spouse partner LLC may be considered a disregarded entity? 

If this is a single member LLC, treated as a disregarded entity on your personal tax return, then not such a big deal.

While the LLC is a pass through- with 2 people it created a partnership which is not disregarded and has it's own tax filing. 

In my case, for tax purposes, it's disregarded entity, because I'm solely own it.

You basically lose the protection the courts would offer because they will see right through the transaction.4) Depending on exactly how you structure things will depend on if you need to file a separate tax filing for the LLC, or if it can be a disregarded entity and claimed on your personal tax filing. 

The other child LLC is in OH, a single member disregarded entity since owned fully by my parent LLC.

I told him it is single member and I selected disregarded entity when applying for EIN.

Then I had a few groups (without permission became much larger groups)  that had complete disregard of not only my home but the adjoining homes.

@Joe WoodAssuming your business is a sole proprietorship or disregarded entity, @Ashish Acharya is correct that the federal and NJ 2018 tax year Q4 estimated payments are due 01/15/2019.If a C Corp, they were due 12/15/2018.