Layered decoding is known to provide efficient and high-throughput implementation of LDPC decoders. However, the implementation of the layered architecture is not always straightforward because of the memory access conflicts in the a-posteriori information memory. In this paper, we focus our attention on a particular type of conflict introduced by the existence of multiple diagonal matrices in the DVB-T2 parity check matrix structure. We illustrate how the reordering of the matrix reduces the number of conflicts, at the cost of limiting the level of parallelism. We then propose a parity extending process to solve the remaining conflicts. Fixed point simulation results show coherent performance without modifying the layered architecture.