Nearly two years after Anne Heche's tragic death, her son, Homer Laffoon, has discovered additional assets worth nearly $100,000. Despite this discovery, the estate still faces a $6 million debt, prompting concerns about its ability to cover outstanding claims from creditors.
Anne Heche 's son, Homer Laffoon , has recently uncovered nearly $100,000 in additional assets belonging to the late actress, more than two years after her tragic death in a car crash . Heche passed away in August 2022 at the age of 53, leaving behind a modest estate that has been struggling to cover millions of dollars in debt.
Since becoming the administrator of his mother's estate, Homer has faced a $6 million claim from creditors, including a $2 million request from the owners of the LA home where Heche crashed her car. In April 2024, Homer informed the court that the estate was unable to meet this financial obligation due to the limited assets Heche left behind, which at the time were valued at around $110,000. However, a recent legal filing by Homer reveals an updated list of assets worth an estimated $92,500.These assets include a 100 percent ownership in Celestia Films valued at $50,000, 50 percent ownership in Anne & Heather Ink LLC, and $25,000 in household furniture located in a Downtown Los Angeles condo. Anne & Heather Ink LLC is believed to be connected to Heche's 'Better Together with Anne & Heather' podcast, co-hosted with her friend Heather Duffy from 2020 until her death. Additionally, the estate has earned $16,500 in royalties and residual income, including $10,000 in residual income, $1,500 in royalties from Heche's 2001 memoir 'Call Me Crazy,' and $5,000 from her 2023 follow-up book 'Call Me Anne.'Despite these newly discovered assets, Homer's filing indicates that the estate may still be unable to cover the $6 million owed to creditors. Major claims include $2 million from the homeowners of the crashed LA property, $2 million from the renter who lost belongings in the fire, and $149,106.04 from Heche's former partner, Thomas Jane, for an unpaid loan. Jane's claim, filed in 2022, includes accrued interest and the potential for daily interest charges amounting to $18.77. Homer previously stated that the estate's current value wouldn't be sufficient to cover the outstanding debts, and Heche's posthumous memoir, 'Call Me Anne,' which reportedly generated less than $25,000 in sales, is unlikely to make a significant impact on settling the claims
ANNE HECHE HOMER LAFFOON ESTATE DEBT ASSETS CAR CRASH THOMAS JANE
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