Nick Reiner’s lawyer, however, argued in a statement that “the slayer statute requires a determination, not a mere accusation” ...

After it was revealed that the prosecution may be seeking the death penalty, Nick Reiner's trust fund trustees have blocked his access until a verdict is reached ...

The financial steward claimed in court docs that California's "slayer statute" prevents Nick — who has been charged with murdering his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner — from inheriting the money.

Trustees opposed Reiner's petition to access the $1.5 million trust fund because he is accused of killing his parents.

Nick Reiner’s effort to use money from a trust established by his parents to help fund his legal defense has hit a major new obstacle ... Read More ...

Nick Reiner has been blocked from accessing more than $1. 5 million held in a trust established by his late parents as he awaits trial for their alleged murders, RadarOnline.

Nick Reiner, the son of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, has been blocked from accessing a $1.5 million trust fund his parents set up for him, and the reason cited by trustees is a powerful piece ...

California’s “slayer statute” stands in the way of Nick Reiner and the trust fund his parents set up for him when he was a baby, the professional fiduciary for the fund said in court filings last week ...

His attempt to access the $1.5 million (£1.11 million) trust fund as he faces murder charges in his parents' killings has been blocked. In court papers obtained by Page Six, Jodi Pais Montgomery, the ...

Trustees argue that Nick Reiner should not get access to his trust fund to fight charges that he murdered his parents, Michele and Rob Reiner.

The 32-year-old filed a petition in June to access his share of the trust, which was established after his birth in 1993 ...

Accused parent-slayer Nick Reiner says he’s owed more than $500,000 from his trust fund, but attorneys for the trustee vehemently disagree. A hearing Monday morning over whether Reiner can access ...