Anne Heche's Estate Faces Insolvency Amid $6 Million in Creditor Claims

Homer Laffoon, administrator of the late actress's estate, struggles to negotiate settlements as the estate's assets fall short.

Anne Heche's estate, managed by her son Homer Laffoon, is unable to cover over $6 million in claims from creditors.
The estate includes modest bank accounts, royalty payments, and income from Heche's projects, but these are insufficient to meet creditor demands.
Significant claims include $2 million each from the owners and renter of the home Heche crashed into, and $150,000 from ex-boyfriend Thomas Jane.
Efforts to resolve the claims fairly and without litigation are ongoing, with Laffoon 'cautiously optimistic.'
The property damaged in Heche's 2022 crash has been repaired and is now on the market for $1.35 million.