Anne Heche's Estate Struggles Continue as Son Works to Address $4.1M in Claims

Homer Laffoon is liquidating assets and collecting royalties to settle lawsuits and debts, but the estate remains insolvent nearly three years after the actress's death.

• Homer Laffoon, Anne Heche's eldest son and estate administrator, has recovered approximately $200,000 in assets, including personal property and royalties.
• The estate faces $4.1 million in creditor claims, with significant lawsuits from individuals affected by Heche’s fatal car crash and her ex-boyfriend Thomas Jane.
• Efforts to settle debts include selling tangible property, such as Heche’s piano, and collecting residual income from her acting projects and memoir.
• Court documents filed on March 21 confirm the estate is insolvent, with liabilities far exceeding its assets despite ongoing liquidation efforts.
• The lawsuits include $2 million claims from the homeowner and property owners of the house Heche crashed into in 2022, and $149,106 from Thomas Jane for an unpaid loan.

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