Anne Heche’s Son Homer Laffoon Will get Management Of Her Property – Hollywood Life

After months of authorized tussling with Anne Heche‘s ex James Tupper, 57, her eldest son Homer Laffoon, 20, has obtained management over his late mom’s property. A Los Angeles Superior Court docket choose granted Homer management over the property on Wednesday, November 30, even over James’ continued objections and claims that $200,000 price of her jewellery had “gone lacking,” per The Every day Mail. Anne’s son is now the everlasting “common” administrator, although James (who’s the daddy of Homer’s youthful brother Atlas Tupper, 13,) had fought to have an “impartial” administrator appointed as an alternative. Homer is the son of Anne and her ex, cameraman Coleman “Coley” Laffoon.

“We imagine the courtroom reached the right end result this morning, each legally and equitably, and are glad to have this section of the method behind us,” Homer’s lawyer advised HollywoodLife in an announcement. “With Mr. Tupper’s allegations and objections now resolved, we’re hopeful the administration of the Property can proceed with out pointless complication.”

The choice places an finish to months of authorized wrangling between the 2 events following the stunning dying of Anne, who died on the age of 53 after her blue mini-Cooper infamously crashed right into a home on August 5. After the fiery collision, Anne “suffered a extreme anoxic mind harm” and fell right into a coma after being handled for burns. The actress was on life assist, however on August 12 was declared legally useless within the state of California and subsequently taken off life assist on August 14. Her stays had been later cremated on August 23, and despatched to Hollywood Ceaselessly Cemetery.

Homer was beforehand appointed authorized guardian over his half-brother in an October 11 ruling, additionally over the objections of James. “We’re happy—however not stunned—with the courtroom’s ruling this morning denying James’ petition to nominate himself guardian advert litem for Atlas,” Homer’s lawyer advised HollywoodLife on the time. “We look ahead to the courtroom resolving Homer’s petition on the subsequent listening to and, within the meantime, Homer will proceed to diligently administer the Property pursuant to his authority as Particular Administrator.”