The recent tragic death of Anne Heche is still felt deeply by her family and friends. As all who knew her are still grieving, this fresh emotional wound is still proceeding through the healing process. Unfortunately, a new legal development has complicated the matter of the late actor’s estate, as Heche apparently died without a will to instruct how to handle her personal affairs.
According to documents reviewed by Page Six, Anne Heche’s 20 year-old son Homer has filed a request with Los Angeles Superior Court to posthumously correct this matter. In his filing, Homer not only is seeking to be named the administrator to Heche’s estate, he wants to be recognized as the guardian to Atlas, his younger brother.
An October 11th hearing is scheduled to evaluate this request, and it’s been noted that the estimated worth of Anne Heche’s estate will need to undergo forensic accounting. This crucial step comes as a result of the fact that it’s currently unknown how much the I Know What You Did Last Summer star was worth upon her death; which was the result of multiple car crashes and a fire hospitalizing Heche days earlier.
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