Anne Heche’s adult son has requested to gain control of the late actress’ estate following her untimely death.
Homer Laffoon filed paperwork in Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday requesting he be named administrator of Heche’s estate as she did not leave behind a will. Homer, 20, is also seeking the court name him “guardian ad litem” over his 13-year-old brother, Atlas, court documents obtained by Page Six show. Given Atlas is a minor, Homer requested the court waive the bond that would be owed.homerheche/Instagram; Getty Imag
Notably, Homer noted that the estimated value of the “Six Days, Seven Nights” star’s estate is “unknown,” so it will have to undergo forensic accounting.
Isn’t he a minor? 🤷🏻♂️
D’oh!
Oh yeah! Now it begins!
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