Homer Heche Laffoon, Anne Heche’s son with ex-husband Coleman Laffoon, was appointed the temporary executor of her mom’s estate. According to him, Heche had roughly $400,000 in personal property, per the filings obtained by the Daily Mail. Additionally, he expects another $400,000 per year from royalties and residuals of Heche’s past projects. The documents noted that Heche had a few bank accounts, a corporation in which she was the sole shareholder, an LLC membership interest, future profits from a book due to be released next year, and personal property that has yet to be appraised.
Although all these things do not amount to the millions people initially believed Heche had, it’s still quite a significant amount. It’s no wonder Laffoon and James Tupper, Heche’s ex-husband, are in contention over control of her estate. But echoing what Ryan Sellers, founding partner at Dallas, Texas firm Hales & Sellers PLLC, exclusively told Nicki Swift, neither of them is likely to get what they want. Instead, the court may decide that estate to “end up with a neutral third party as its principal administrator.”
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