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Nick Reiner, 33, says he hasn’t received “even $5” from his family trust for jail commissary while awaiting trial in the de*ths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. According to two new court filings, Reiner is the sole beneficiary of a family trust worth roughly $1.6 million. His attorneys are asking the court to release at least $558,000 they say became payable when he turned 30 on Sept. 14, 2023 — more than two years before his parents’ de*ths. His lawyers argue that because the money became his before his parents passed away, California’s Slayer Statute should not prevent him from accessing it. They also say Reiner has been unable to use the trust funds to pay for private criminal defense counsel, experts or even basic items from the jail commissary. The attorneys claim a former trustee agreed in April 2026 to replenish Reiner’s commissary account but never made the promised deposit. They also allege that more than $250,000 in legal fees has already been paid from the trust to litigate the dispute over the funds. Reiner has been in custody at Los Angeles’ Twin Towers Correctional Facility since December 2025. He was indicted in July on two counts of first-degree mrder with special circumstances in connection with his parents’ deths. He has pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors are seeking life without parole, while Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said Reiner will not face the de*th penalty. His attorneys are also challenging the withholding of another $325,017.49 they say originated with his grandfather Carl Reiner, who passed away in 2020. They argue that money cannot be covered by the Slayer Statute because Nick is not accused of causing his grandfather’s de*th. The successor trustee has opposed Reiner’s request, arguing that the trust should remain preserved until the criminal case is resolved. The former trustee has denied that his handling of the trust amounted to a breach of his duties. A judge is scheduled to hear the trust dispute on Oct. 23 in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Should someone accused of a serious crime still have access to their own trust funds before trial? 👀 #TrueCrime #NickReiner #CrimeNews #CourtCase #RobReiner
Nick Reiner, 33, says he hasn’t received “even $5” from his family trust for jail commissary while awaiting trial in the de*ths of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. According to two new court filings, Reiner is the sole beneficiary of a family trust worth roughly $1.6 million. His attorneys are asking the court to release at least $558,000 they say became payable when he turned 30 on Sept. 14, 2023 — more than two years before his parents’ de*ths. His lawyers argue that because the money became his before his parents passed away, California’s Slayer Statute should not prevent him from accessing it. They also say Reiner has been unable to use the trust funds to pay for private criminal defense counsel, experts or even basic items from the jail commissary. The attorneys claim a former trustee agreed in April 2026 to replenish Reiner’s commissary account but never made the promised deposit. They also allege that more than $250,000 in legal fees has already been paid from the trust to litigate the dispute over the funds. Reiner has been in custody at Los Angeles’ Twin Towers Correctional Facility since December 2025. He was indicted in July on two counts of first-degree mrder with special circumstances in connection with his parents’ deths. He has pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors are seeking life without parole, while Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said Reiner will not face the de*th penalty. His attorneys are also challenging the withholding of another $325,017.49 they say originated with his grandfather Carl Reiner, who passed away in 2020. They argue that money cannot be covered by the Slayer Statute because Nick is not accused of causing his grandfather’s de*th. The successor trustee has opposed Reiner’s request, arguing that the trust should remain preserved until the criminal case is resolved. The former trustee has denied that his handling of the trust amounted to a breach of his duties. A judge is scheduled to hear the trust dispute on Oct. 23 in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Should someone accused of a serious crime still have access to their own trust funds before trial? 👀 #TrueCrime #NickReiner #CrimeNews #CourtCase #RobReiner

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