Anne Heche’s Son And Ex-Husband James Tupper Proceed To Struggle Over Her Property

Homer Laffoon, Heche’s eldest son, has filed extra courtroom paperwork this week difficult the legality of an electronic mail his mom reportedly despatched to ex-boyfriend James Tupper in 2011 naming him executor of her property.

The twenty-year-old claims that the e-mail will not be a sound formal witnessed will as a result of Heche didn’t signal it, and there are not any witnesses who additionally signed it when she was alive.

The e-mail is referred to by Mr. Tupper as a will a number of instances all through the communication. Nonetheless, in line with his software, which was obtained by Web page Six, the e-mail doesn’t meet the authorized necessities to be thought of a holographic or formal witnessed will.

In mild of this, Laffoon asserts that he has the best to be appointed as administrator as a result of he has the best precedence of appointment.

He additionally claims that his mom ceaselessly despatched emails just like the one hooked up every time she was in a state of ambiguity. Nonetheless, in actuality, on April 7, 2020, [after she] contracted COVID-19, [she] despatched an identical electronic mail to her bookkeeper.

Not surprisingly, contemplating the anger of their 2018 breakup, Mr. Tupper will not be talked about on this doc, which Laffoon contends doesn’t meet the desire standards for a similar causes as the e-mail.

After his mom’s dying on August 12, Laffoon petitioned to be named executor of her property and requested to be listed alongside his half-brother Atlas Tupper as their mom’s sole heirs.

However Tupper, the daddy of Atlas, 13, with Heche, produced his paperwork by which he claimed that in January 2011, the late star had written to him: FYI in case I die tomorrow and anybody questions. I need Mr. James Tupper to have full management of my property in order that he can use it to assist elevate my children and provides it to them after they’re grown.