Nick Reiner has spent some of his family money on murder defense, lawyers say
Nick Reiner's legal team is fighting to access his family's trust fund to pay for his murder defense.
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Nick Reiner's attorneys have petitioned a California court to grant him access to his parents' trust fund. The request comes after a judge blocked the funds under the 'slayer statute,' which prevents beneficiaries from inheriting if they are convicted of killing the person who created the trust.
The court has postponed a hearing on the matter until October. According to NBC Los Angeles and Reuters, a judge will consider the request later this year.
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The obvious questions
What is the 'slayer statute'?
The 'slayer statute' is a legal principle that prevents a person from inheriting from someone they have killed.
Why is Nick Reiner seeking access to his trust fund?
Nick Reiner's legal team is seeking access to the trust fund to cover the costs of his murder defense.
When will the court make a decision on Reiner's request?
The court has postponed a hearing on the matter until October. A judge will consider the request later this year.
Who reported it (4)
- Judge to consider later this year whether Nick Reiner can access trust fund NBC Los Angeles · 23d ago
- Nick Reiner Trust Hearing Postponed to October as Lawyers Push for Speedy Access to Funds Variety · 23d ago
- Nick Reiner Seeks Access To Parents’ Trust Fund After Blocked By ‘Slayer Statute’ Yahoo · 23d ago
- Attorneys press California court to give Nick Reiner access to trust fund Reuters · 23d ago
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