Court Names General Administrator of Anne Heche’s Estate

A Los Angeles Court has decided who the general administrator of 🎬Anne heche’s estate will be.

People reported Heche’s older son, Homer Laffoon, has been named general administrator of her estate.

The decision comes months after a lengthy legal battle with Heche’s ex-partner James Tupper that began after the actress was killed in a fiery car wreck over the summer, as the outlet noted.

Laffoon’s attorney, Bryan Phipps, issued a statement to People, saying, “We believe the court reached the correct result this morning, both legally and equitably, and are glad to have this phase of the process behind us.”

He continued, “With Mr. Tupper’s allegations and objections now resolved, we are hopeful the administration of the Estate can proceed without unnecessary complication.”

However, the judge said Laffoon could be removed from the position if evidence of fraud or embezzlement related to the estate is discovered, People reported.

According to the report, the exception to the deal appeared to be a response to Tupper’s claim that $200,000 worth of jewelry went missing that Heche owned during their relationship four years ago.

Judge Lee Bodganoff reportedly said there has been no evidence of wrongdoing up to this point.

Because Heche’s second memoir is scheduled for release in January and residuals for her acting roles are still expected, the judge explained the estate’s value is not set in stone.