Barriston LLPBarrie, ON · October 26, 2026When a New Will Late in Life Raises More Questions, Than Answers
Lessons from Anroop v. Naqvi, ONCA 142 Estate disputes often arise when someone makes a major change to their will late in life, especially when the change seems inconsistent with their earlier wishes. That was the situation in Anroop v. Naqvi, where the Ontario Court of Appeal was asked to decide whether a will signed just...
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