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Actor Anne Heche passed away in a car crash last month and did not have a will or trust. She left a 20-year old and a minor child to sort through the mess of her estate.
This also triggers "probate", and unfortunately a lot of her wealth will be swallowed up by lawyers and the courts.
Anne was a young woman, and nobody expects a tragic accident like that to happen anytime, let alone at age 53. However, we continue to hear these stories, and surprisingly, many high net worth actors and actresses don't have their estates in order. Average people may even be worse, according to a Gallop Pole, only 46% of people in the U.S. have a Will & Trust.
The mess of probate doesn't discriminate based on age. One of the biggest reasons for not having a will & trust set up is "I haven't gotten around to it/I've been meaning to do this..."
Do you have your estate in order? If not, what has been the #1 roadblock for you to get your estate in order for your spouse, children, or others? Is it cost? If so, I would like to help, please call our office at 480-878-7444 and request an "Estate Review". This meeting consists of a no-cost, no-obligation review of your personal holdings and property. In some instances, we can clean up your estate in just a few meetings. In other cases, we recommend a Will & Trust to protect your estate at a cost less than $1,000.
Many firms charge upwards of $3,000 for a full Will & Trust. We would like to help and would like to take one of the many burdens off your plate that growing old brings with it...

Anne Heche died without a will, son files to control estate Actor Anne Heche died without a will, and her 20-year-old son has filed court papers to control her estate

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