A case involving a trust fund is set to be heard in probate court in Los Angeles. The matter pertains to Nick Reiner, who is accused of a killing. Details about the case are limited, but it is known that the issue at hand is access to the trust fund for defense purposes.
Further information about the case and its developments can be found through ABC13 Houston, which is following the story as it unfolds in the Los Angeles probate court.
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