Alan Jackson, the renowned defense attorney, has expressed his intention to rejoin Nick Reiner's legal team, contingent upon resolving financial issues surrounding Reiner's trust fund. During an appearance on "TMZ Live," Jackson discussed Reiner's petition to access funds from the trust established by his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. Jackson criticized the trustee's failure to disburse the funds, stating, "That is Nick's money," and described the situation as "wildly unfair."

Reiner, who is currently represented by a public defender, is awaiting trial for the alleged double murder of his parents, which occurred in December. He claims he was owed a payout when he turned 30 but has yet to receive it, despite now being 32. Jackson, who left the case earlier this year, clarified that his departure was not as straightforward as it seemed, and he is prepared to resume his role if the financial matters are resolved. He hinted at a potential defense strategy of not guilty by reason of insanity if he rejoins the case, indicating a complex legal battle ahead for Reiner.