Thomas Jane Demands $150k From The Estate Of Anne Heche Over Unpaid Loan

Of course. Why wouldn’t he?

He is one HOT motherfucker and he NEEDS that money. YES he deserves to get it back!

Is he the one with the big willy?

He does not have a large penis but he looks like he ought to.

Interest and late fees? He's obviously an asshole.

I'm confused by their name. Is Thomas Jane a man or a woman? And what is their last name?

I don't know how this works with personal loans. But most loans die if the person dies.

I confused him with her baby daddy. Yeah, he deserves to have his money back, but the kind thing to do would be to forget the interest.

I got him confused with Thomas Gibson so don’t feel bad.

I would want my money back. Why shouldn’t he? It was a loan, not a gift. I doubt he is so wealthy he can just let it go.

Generally, the deceased person's estate is responsible for paying any unpaid debts. When a person dies, their assets pass to their estate. If there is no money or property left, then the debt generally will not be paid.

Where are his receipts?

That’s Hollywood, baby. He should get his money.

What was the value of her estate?

I can't believe spunky Tom would fornicate with that Flakey-Lah-Lah.

Surely she was a mere receptacle for his sperm? Just like a spittoon? Or a salivarium?

He did NOT deposit any sperm in her bank. He was merely a male friend type person to her.

No signed doc by Anne/proof of the loan and he can forget about it.

R5, that is disordered thinking. He kindly gave her a loan that she requested. You can be sure that if it was the other way around, she wouldn't be letting him off the hook.

[quote] I don't know how this works with personal loans. But most loans die if the person dies.

Oh, ho, ho! Hooeee-hee-he-he-h!. Oh my sides!!!

R17, anyone who charges interest and late fees on a loan to a friend or former friend/girlfriend/whatever is an asshole by definition.

$150K is probably a large amount of money for Thomas Jane. He should pursue it. Debts become part of her estate. You better believe Wells Fargo (or whoever) isn’t writing off the balance of her mortgage because she died.

If there is no signed instrument, but he can prove the loan otherwise (e.g. by a cashed check), he can still certainly sue for, and receive back, his principal without interest, to be paid from her estate (although I thought the consensus was that she died broke(?)).

R7 That is incorrect

R19 He says she started paying him back and then stopped. We don't know if interest and fees were part of the original deal or after she started blowing him off.

R21 I can't imagine he gave it to her in cash. There must be a paper trail

Any dick pics?

He may have borrowed money to give to her, if she couldn’t get a loan on her own. That could be the reason for interest and late fees. He should get it all back. It’s not personal, it’s business.

If late fees and interest are known, there is almost certainly a signed promissory note, which is enforceable upon death. Only an idiot would loan that kind of money to ANYBODY without a provision in writing for repayment, interest, and late fees. Well maybe not if your mother was the borrower, but that's about it, in reason.

He should not have given a loan to a crazy person. It's a red flag if she was seeking a loan from friends because a bank wouldn't touch her.

None, R24. Any from his time on the show Hung (HBO) would be prosthetic, if they exist. He said in an interview he is NOT hung like his character.

Thank you, R25 and R26.

Does the estate of Anne he He have any money?

R19, again that is very disordered thinking and exhibits unreasonable expectations of people.

The true asshole by definition is the friend or former friend/girlfriend/whatever who pockets $150,000 and then makes two 10K repayments and then nothing thereafter.

Thomas Jane fucks for sandwiches? Who told you that?

He said he turned tricks back when he was struggling to get his footing as an actor, decades ago.

I wonder if she cried poverty to other acquaintances and also got loans from them, too. She didn't seem to have any shame.

I REFUSE to form an opinion on this until I hear from Judge Judy. She usually sees right through all of this friendly loan bullshit.

[quote] Thomas Jane fucks for sandwiches? Who told you that?

I doubt there was full on fucking, be he has admitted to as much in interviews that he had to do … things.

Being a struggling actor and all.

Did TJ fellate Harvey Weinstein's clenis?

It will take more than a signed check to collect from the estate. The family could claim it was a gift. And then Jane could get hit with gift tax. Ouch.

However she did repay him 10k twice so if he has proof this works in his favor.

He actually made that loan agreement with Celestia, so Anne's estate should be off the hook.

R31, she paid him two payments and then died. Getting back the principle, fine. Interest and fees, unless you are a fucking bank, is asshole behavior. You sound like an idiot repeating your "disordered thinking" bullshit. Fact is, you're probably just the type of asshole who would charge someone you know interest and late fees. And, not even just an agreed upon amount but accumulating interest and late fees that he's still adding on even though she's dead.

Total asshole move.

R40, again, as was noted upthread, it’s possible HE took out a loan to give the money to her, which would explain interest fees. We don’t know.

Her estate's up to its ears in debt. Two million $$ for the house she sailed through in her last moments. She was broke. Jane will likely get nothing.

[quote] it’s possible HE took out a loan to give the money to her,

If he did - then he is the bigger idiot

[quote]she paid him two payments and then died.

She stopped making payments 10 months before she died.

Because she's BROKE. Hence no chance of repayment.

It's grubby of him to continue adding interest after she died. I don't think he went and got a loan for the 150k. He's not Tom Cruise but he still works consistently.

She's lucky she didn't kill anyone, or the estate would be getting sued for millions for wrongful death as well.

This is why maybe it wasn't such a good idea to make this claim

Look at the response here at DL - imagine what other people think about him charging interest

[quote] I REFUSE to form an opinion on this until I hear from Judge Judy.

The judge would say that the repayment of two amounts of money is a clear indication that the money was loan and NOT a gift!

How stupid would you have to be to loan Celestia $150K???

[quote] I doubt there was full on fucking

Why would this stud go anywhere near this weirdo, lesbian, lousy substitute for Mia Farrow.

Yes, payments are a pretty strong indicator that the claim is valid. However, sometimes judges will feel sorry for the dead person's heirs (her son), and would rule that if Jane was too dumb to get a signed contract, then the debt is just unenforceable...I'm willing to bet there is a signed agreement here, it's too much money to just hand over with no way to prove it was to be repaid.

Give me my money back, you bitch!!!

It is doubtful Thomas Jane would make a claim if he didn't have documentation to back this up

R40, no one OWES you a loan. No one. Not your mommy or daddy. Not an ex or a friend. No one.

Tom was studly but James was prettier.

R40 demonstrates why you can't loan to friends.

Are you saying if you died, you wouldn't want your estate to see that your loan was repaid to a FRIEND??? You would want your estate to stiff the person who did you a favor???

Thomas Jane isn't a financial institution. He's a regular person. Just because he is a celeb doesn't mean he has endless cash.

I got him confused with Helen Thomas!

Judge Judy would say that giving a loan to an unstable woman with multiple personalities and a known history of psychotic breaks... is tacit acknowledgment that you are throwing your money away.

What will her kids be left with I wonder?

R60, who knows. Her estate is being sued by multiple parties .But they have dads, don't they? And isn't one a legal adult?

Could her kids collect whatever was in her SAG pension?

[quote] Could her kids collect whatever was in her SAG pension?

Won't that SAG pension go to pay off creditors?

I’m so confused. I thought Anne was a lez lez. No? She was into peen? Clarification bitte.

Jane probably insisted on the late fee provision because he knew HeHe very well and knew that she would not make the payments, otherwise.

James Purefoy—whoever that is—is absolutely not prettier than Thomas Jane.

[quote]What will her kids be left with I wonder?

The 20 year old son is her legal next of kin, and has inherited a huge mess of legal issues with her estate.

And just one more thing about Purefoy. If I were to confuse T Jane with anyone, it’d be Aaron Eckhardt.

Seeing the headline, I wondered if this was Erika Jayne's husband, Tom Girardi, using Erika's last name (albeit misspelled) in yet another twisted, sordid entanglement.

R57, like I said, the principle is fine. It's the interest and late fees, still accruing after she died, that are the asshole move. You should learn to read before opening your big mouth.

It's Principal.

R70, I would go after interest and late fees if the situation was reversed.

[quote] It's Principal.

What a CUNT.

Don't loan money you can't afford to part with. His case is in poor taste.

[quote]Don't loan money you can't afford to part with.Don't loan money you can't afford to part with. His case is in poor taste.

What an absurd notion that it's in poor taste.

How about don't be a deadbeat and borrow money you can't or don't intend to pay back. Don't use guilt and emotionally manipulate your friends into loaning you money you won't pay back. How about don't use people?

Yes, he deserves to be paid what he is owed.

That’s not the kind of money you can just say “oh well” about. Of course the estate should pay him back.

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[quote]Interest and late fees? He's obviously an asshole.

Mentioning interest and late fees is less about getting rich from interest and late fees and more a reminder that the debt is outstanding and that the subject will arise again if not settled.

"Disordered thinking" isn't what the scold on this thread thinks it is.

Totally agree with R80. And the interest and late fees may have even been somewhat negotiable when she was still alive. I base this on personal experience from when I've loaned friends and relatives money. But now that she's dead, charging those line items against the totally impersonal estate doesn't seem unreasonable to me at all.

The RENTER is suing for 2 million?!

It wasn't even her place.

^What about Emotional Distress??!! That bitch drove her CAR through my house!! I'm scared, OK?!

I DESERVE $2M. My dog could have been killed, OK? And my fibro.

R83 Often lawsuits start high, because they might agree to settle out of court for something less; plus, the attorney gets a cut.

Why did she stop paying? she had the money!!!

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