Anne Heche's death in 2022 left her son Homer Laffoon dealing with a complicated estate situation, which he detailed in a court update. With only about $200,000 in assets found so far, he faces over $4 million in legal claims from the victims of her fatal car crash that ignited a fire and caused significant damage. Heche's memoir re-release did not yield strong sales, and Laffoon is exploring ways to identify additional valuable assets, including potential acting royalties, to address the estate's debts.
Homer Laffoon reported that his mother, Anne Heche's estate is insolvent, with only $200,000 in assets against $4.1 million in outstanding legal claims.
The bulk of the claims arise from a woman renting the damaged home and the property owner, each seeking approximately $2 million following the crash.
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