Thursday morning, the judge in the case said he had to be replaced because he had heard another juvenile case involving the family.
Kent and Nissa Warren's three teenagers were found shot to death in the family's home in an apparent murder-suicide.
The couple face charges of child abuse and having a rifle within reach of their children.
Investigators say that when they discovered the bodies of the teens, their parent's home was filthy with farm animals roaming inside.
"To me they appear to be doing very well. They are grief-stricken, they are very upset about what has happened as any parent would be," says Jonathan Breeden, attorney for Nissa Warren.
The Warrens had been charged with child abuse before in Arizona; Kent Warren pleaded guilty and Neesa Warren received probation.
The couple would not comment when they left the courthouse. A new trial date has been set for Sept. 27.
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