Liam Payne is deeply missed by his family members. Two months after his tragic death, it was reported that the “Strip That Down” singer’s family had a “very difficult Christmas” without the late star.

On Monday, December 30, a source spilled the current condition of the former One Direction member’s family. Speaking to The U.S. Sun, the source said, “It’s been a very difficult Christmas for them but they now just want justice for their son. Finally, after a horrific couple of months, there is a feeling like this could be possible.”

The source went on to share that “Liam’s family face a series of tough decisions over a string of unfinished projects.” The source told the media outlet, “There is more than an album’s worth of music ready to go that Liam was really proud of which now belongs to Universal Music.”

“Label bosses are keen to do something with it as a tribute to his musical legacy but right now no meetings have taken place,” the insider continued. “Liam’s family know they will need to sit down and work out what they want to do with his label but despite online chatter no date has been set.”

Though so, the insider stressed that Liam’s family members need more time before making the decision about his music. “To be honest, they have just been getting through the past few months one week at a time,” the insider stated, before adding, “This will happen in due course.”

The revelation came after a judge in Argentina ruled five people each played a part in Liam’s death. Judge Laura Bruniard stated, “What happened was foreseeable.” Per the outlet, she blamed “two hotel workers who sold him cocaine, two others who helped ‘drag’ him to his room before leaving him alone and vulnerable, and pal Rogelio ‘Roger’ Nores, who had walked away 50 minutes before,” for “abandoning him to his fate.”

Liam passed away on October 16 after falling from a third floor balcony at a hotel in Buenos Aires. He was laid to rest at St. Mary’s Church in Amersham, England on November 20. The funeral was attended by his family, his girlfriend Kate Cassidy, his former bandmates, consisting of Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson, as well as his close friends, including James Corden.