Gene Hackman’s $80M estate case stalls as personal representative reveals tax woes
Celebrity News exclusive Gene Hackman’s $80M estate case stalls as personal representative reveals tax woes By Teresa Roca Published July 24, 2026, 1:36 p.m. Add Page Six on Google Gene Hackman’s $80 million estate case remains ongoing with the actor’s personal representative citing tax woes as the reason for the holdup. In court papers obtained by Page Six, a Santa Fe County court judge filed a “notice of inactivity” because there hasn’t been a filing in the case “for a substantial period of time.” Personal Representative Julia L.
- ▪Celebrity News exclusive Gene Hackman’s $80M estate case stalls as personal representative reveals tax woes By Teresa Roca Published July 24, 2026, 1:36 p.m.
- ▪Add Page Six on Google Gene Hackman’s $80 million estate case remains ongoing with the actor’s personal representative citing tax woes as the reason for the holdup.
- ▪In court papers obtained by Page Six, a Santa Fe County court judge filed a “notice of inactivity” because there hasn’t been a filing in the case “for a substantial period of time.” Personal Representative Julia L.
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