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LA Court to Decide on Nick Reiner's Trust Fund Access for Defense
- Nick Reiner, son of Rob and Michele Reiner, is accused of murdering his parents.
- A hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court will address whether Reiner can access his trust fund for defense costs.
- Lauriann Wright, representing the trust's successor trustee, requested funds for Reiner's jail commissary account.
- Nick Reiner claims the funds have been withheld, and he needs them for his defense.
- The court's decision will determine if Reiner can use the trust to cover his defense expenses.
Timeline
Nick Reiner Charged with Parents' Murder
Nick Reiner, 33, charged with murdering his father, 78, and mother, 70, found stabbed in their home.
Court to Decide on Nick Reiner's Trust Access
Hearing to determine if Nick Reiner can use his trust fund for his murder defense.
Trust Fund Access Requested for Nick Reiner
Request made in court to deposit a small amount from Nick Reiner's trust fund into his jail commissary account.
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Nick Reiner Trust Fund Mediation Agreed
Lawyer for the trust fund's trustee agrees to fund Nick Reiner's commissary account, heading to mediation.
Articles (4)
Rolling Stone·
Nick Reiner Trust Fund Battle Heads to Mediation as Lawyer Agrees to Fund Commissary Account
New York Post·
Nick Reiner’s access to trust to buy jail essentials requested in court
The Guardian·
LA court to address whether Nick Reiner can use trust to pay for murder defense
The Independent·
Rob Reiner’s children fight to keep horrific details of parents’ murders secret as brother faces court