Anne Heche‘s son Homer Laffoon has formally been granted management over his late mother’s property.
As you already know, the 20-year-old has been in a nasty authorized battle with Anne’s ex James Tupper over management of the property and title of guardian advert litem of her different son Atlas ever since she handed away in August. In late October he filed a request for extra authority over the property — and now a little bit over a month later he’s lastly been granted management.
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In line with court docket docs shared by Individuals, the actress’ son gained massive in court docket and was given permission to “take possession of all the non-public property of the property of the decedent and protect it from harm, waste, and harm” on Wednesday. Decide Lee Bogdanoff dismissed James’ declare that Homer was “not appropriate” to have management over the property as a consequence of his age, his unemployment, and the very fact he wasn’t in touch together with his mother on the time of her demise. The decide additionally denied the 57-year-old’s request to analyze the declare her $200,000 jewellery assortment had gone lacking.
Homer’s legal professional Brian L. Phipps was happy with the ruling, as he instructed the outlet in a press release after court docket was dismissed:
“We imagine the court docket reached the right end result this morning, each legally and equitably, and are glad to have this part of the method behind us. With Mr. Tupper’s allegations and objections now resolved, we’re hopeful the administration of the Property can proceed with out pointless complication.”
Seems to be just like the feud is lastly over, people! Perhaps not with peace, however not less than with regulation.
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