Alan Jackson eyes return to Nick Reiner defense

Defense attorney Alan Jackson is ready to jump back into Nick Reiner's double murder case if the money works out. The 32-year-old, accused of killing his parents last December, is fighting for access to a $1.5 million trust fund to cover legal fees. A petition filed this week claims the funds are being unfairly withheld.

Alan Jackson told TMZ Live on Tuesday that he never wanted to exit the case in January. He called the holdup on Nick's trust

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Nick Reiner is battling his siblings and a trustee over access to a family trust worth around $1.5 million to cover legal bills in his parents' murder case. Court filings reveal accusations of broken promises on funding and delays from the trustee. The 32-year-old has pleaded not guilty to killing Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner.

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