The embattled singer D4vd's family has reportedly been shoring up funds in recent months, following a shocking court hearing in which his high-powered legal team quit his defense.

D4VD’s legal battle in the Celeste Rivas case has taken a new turn after the singer claimed he is unable to afford private legal representation. His high-profile defense team, including attorney Blair Berk,

D4vd and his defense team parted ways. An attorney shared what his new public defender may have to do moving forward.

The embattled singer D4vd's family has reportedly been shoring up funds in recent months, following a shocking court hearing in which his high-powered legal team quit his defense.

A Los Angeles judge ruled there is enough evidence to move forward in the murder case against singer d4vd, who is accused of killing 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

The family attorney also pointed to testimony from D4vd's preliminary hearing, alleging that the singer transferred assets to his mother and manager, Colleen Burke, in what Steinfeld described as a "blatant attempt to protect his estate from any civil suit" and prevent Celeste's family from accessing the money.