It’s been a few weeks since Anne Heche’s death and it’s about time that the legal issues surrounding the deceased come into play. In Anne’s case, she didn’t leave a will for her last wishes, which leaves anyone guessing what will happen next. However, Anne’s 20-year-old son Homer Laffoon has decided to take matters into his own hands and is making his way into the legal field.
First and foremost, Homer requested that he be appointed steward of Anne’s estate. Homer filed all relevant paperwork for this process with the Los Angeles Superior Court.
Second, Homer has also requested that he be appointed the legal guardian of his 13-year-old brother Atlas. It should be noted that while Atlast is Homer’s younger brother because they share the same mother, the two do not share the same father.
Anne shared Homer with her ex Coley Laffoon while she welcomed Atlas into the world with her ex James Tupper. Both of Anne’s exes took to Instagram to express their grief over her death.
Coley talks about how much he loves Anne and how Homer did in the terrible situation. Coley said that while the situation was difficult, Homer was a rough boy and was surrounded by family and friends who loved him so he was okay.
Tupper just posted a photo of Anne with the caption underneath “Love you forever” next to a broken heart emoji.
Anne Heche was declared legally dead on 12 August after being hospitalized for several days. Anne was involved in a horrific car accident while she was speeding on an LA street. Her car sped into a house in LA. The residents of the house were not harmed but Anne was trapped under the rubble for several hours before being rescued and taken to the hospital. At the time of her arrival at the hospital, Anne was unconscious and on life support for several days before being legally declared dead.
