Family sources told The
New York Times that Nick was taken back out of the conservatorship - which severely restricts the affected person's freedom and independence - in 2021.
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He was put under a Lanterman-Petris-Short Act (L.P.S.) conservatorship, a process brought forward by a 1967 law that establishes involuntary psychiatric treatment in
California.
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L.P.S. conservatorships are initiated by a doctor and typically originates from an involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. Steven Baer, a licensed fiduciary, was appointed as his conservator.
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That specific conservatorship lasts one year. Afterward, the conservator can renew it if they wish to do so. It is unclear why Reiner's did not last more than a year.
Nick Reiner went off rails before parents' murders 'after meds change'