Homer Heche Laffoon filed court documents Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court stating that the estate is "not yet in a condition to be closed" and has outstanding debts of more than $6 million.

The son of late actor Anne Heche said his mother’s estate is unable to pay its outstanding debts, totalling more than US$6 million (over C$8.2 million). According to new court documents obtained by People magazine, Heche’s 22-year-old son Homer Laffoon said the estate is insolvent and “not yet in a condition to be closed .”

Homer Laffoon, 22, reportedly claimed in a court filing that there isn't enough money to satisfy the numerous lawsuits stemming from his mother's fatal crash.

The 22-year-old proprietor also reported that sales for Heche's posthumous memoir Call Me Anne were "not strong" and claimed that its total income is estimated to be less than $25,000. In addition to a planned estate sale, Laffoon notes that he is "actively engaged in attempts to negotiate appropriate settlements of the claims against the Estate."

Late actress Anne Heche’s son states that her estate is not in a condition to pay off the outstanding debt which amounts to almost 6 million USD. The actress passed away in 2022 following a car crash.

Anne Heche's estate, managed by her 22-year-old son Homer Laffoon, has filed court documents revealing that it's unable to settle the late actress' outstanding debts, totaling over $6 million. Included in that are claims filed by the owner's of the home Heche crashed into when she died,