The LLC is looked at as disregarded entity so it is always me as the LLC or myself.  

Most LLCs for real estate investors are disregarded entities as far as the irs is concerned.

Disregard, I see it at the bottom now I can choose a page (I suppose that may have been in the walk through you offered I didn't go through) :)

I'm not going into an ethics lesson.RE is full of shysters, the curse of the industry is the guru teaching things that are harmful to the public and more often with total disregard to rules, regulation and law. 

The tide would go out on the 11th hour member-add when the LLC filed as a single-member disregarded entity on their taxes the previous year(s), or had to disclose how they elected to be viewed by the IRS I would think.   

If she isn't communicating or cooperating, I would treat the lease as if it ended 11/30 per her notice, and disregard her "early move out credit."

LLC is still a pass through entity, either disregarded if you're the only member, or taxed as a partnership if you have a partner.

An LLC does not pay corporate tax because it is treated as a disregarded entity or partnership for tax purposes so the income flows directly to the members. 

If you file your taxes as a “Disregarded Entity” as personal I’d wonder how that hurt your court case as being separate, LLCs Classified as Disregarded EntitiesIf an LLC has only one member and is classified as an entity disregarded as separate from its owner, its income, deductions, gains, losses, and credits are reported on the owner's income tax return.

You have a large list of people who do this for a living telling you what NEEDS to be done and yet you disregard this.