New York Supreme Court Asked to Remove Brian Leyden As Trustee

New York Supreme Court Asked to Remove 

Brian Leyden As Trustee

New York, New York --- April 2012 ...... The Supreme Court of New York has been requested to remove Brian Leyden, of Kings Point, New York, as Trustee of the Joel Leyden Trust. 

For more information, please go here:

BrianSLeyden.com

(Above photos are of Brian Leyden's brother and his children in Israel)
Brian Leyden Spends Thousands Keeping 

Children Poor

Spends his brother's money to prevent his brother's children

                                                     from having food, clothes and medical.

Brian Leyden lives in a multi million dollar home in Great Neck, New York yet it appears that he does all he can with his brother's money to keep his family living in poverty in Israel. 

Brian Leyden's brother has young children living in Israel and they need money for food, clothes, doctors and medicine, yet Brian Leyden prevents his brother from helping his own children.

Brian Leyden is so insensitive, so callous that he states to his brother: 

"If you want to see your children, go to Cyprus." 

Or 

"simply stay in the United States and never see your children again."

Brian Leyden's brother has not seen his young children in over a year!

Brian Leyden, of 1 Dogwood Road, Kings Point, New York, has  spent  over  $80,000  of  his  brother's  Trust money  in legal fees to the law firm of Herzfeld & Rubin in New York to  prevent  Joel's children from receiving money and seeing their father.Does Brian Leyden owe you money?

                     Are you aware of any criminal activity for which Brian Leyden is responsible for?

                  If so, please contact:  joel.leyden @ gmail.com

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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 

COUNTY OF BRONX 

X JOEL LEYDEN, INDEX 

Plaintiff, 

-against 

AFFIDAVIT 

BRIAN LEYDEN, as Trustee of the JOEL LEYDEN Trust, 

Defendant. 

STATE OF NEW YORK ) 

)SS: 

COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER ) 

JOEL LEYDEN, being duly sworn, deposes and says: 

1. I am a Citizen of Israel and have been in the United States since October of 2010.

2. My father died and left a Trust which provides that BRIAN LEYDEN, my brother be 

appointed the Trustee and to administer the Trust for the “well being and protection” of myself 

and my children. Monies were to be allocated from my Trust in the event of “emergencies”. I 

presently have three (3) children, namely, AMANDA LEYDEN, DAVID LEYDEN and LIOR 

LEYDEN, who are all residents of the State of Israel. 

13. I believe that based upon what my brother is now doing, that he is acting in bad faith.

15. I ask the Court to hold a hearing so that BRIAN LEYDEN may testify and the Court
can see for itself whether or not BRIAN LEYDEN is still acting in my best interest.


17. No prior requested for the relief has been made.
WHEREFORE, your deponent respectfully requests that the Court grant the Order To
Show Cause directing BRIAN LEYDEN to show cause, as Trustee under the Last Will and
Testament of BERNARD LEYDEN why an Order should not be made directing him to forthwith
forward the sum of $xxxxxx., in escrow, and to pay the sum of S xxxxxxx
and for such other and further
relief as this Court may deem just and proper.
Sworn to before me this
day of April, 2012
JOEL LEYDEN
NOTARY PUBLIC







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