Nick Reiner’s lawyers seek access to trust funds to pay for his defense in connection with the killings of his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. Reiner, who is being held without bail in a Los Angeles County jail, renews his demand for funds ahead of his trial as he faces ongoing proceedings.

In court, his attorney pushes for speedy access to the trust assets, which total about $1.5 million, arguing the money is needed to rehire legal representation and support his defense. The hearing addressing the request is postponed to October, according to reporting. The Los Angeles Times and Variety both describe Reiner renewing or pressing for trust-fund access in advance of the murder trial, while Variety adds detail that the lawyers advocate for faster access and frames the delay as a result of the schedule and legal process.

Overall, outlets agree that the dispute centers on whether and how Reiner can use the trust for legal costs while awaiting trial, and that the matter is not resolved immediately and is slated for consideration in October.