Coles Miller Blog

Late Tax Returns

Why 1st May 2026 Is a critical deadline for self-assessment

Late Tax Returns

Why 1st May 2026 Is a critical deadline for self-assessment

Inheritance Tax Changes

Why succession planning matters more than ever

Landlord legal changes

Renters’ Rights Act 2025

What landlords need to do before 31 May 2026

Trusts selling property: The New HMRC ‘Register First’ rule

Trusts administration

Employment law changes

Employment Law changes from April 2026

advice for employers and employees

Redundancy is on the rise

what Settlement Agreements can mean for employees and employers

Trusts in probate

What to do when there is a Trust in Probate

and Registering with TRS

Why lawyers are urging people in their 40s and 50s to write a Will

Midlife is the time to plan ahead

Non Compete Clause information

Non-compete clauses under review

What could the proposed reforms mean for employers and employees?

Final 2025/26 Tax Year Actions

How Coles Miller Solicitors Can Help

Understanding your Right to Manage (RTM)

– and taking back control

Record demand for Wills in 2026

what’s driving the surge?

A rise in workplace injuries

what employees and employers need to know

Separating same sex couples

Separation for cohabiting same-sex Couples

how Coles Miller Dorset Solicitors can help

residential leaseholders reforms

What the Ground Rent Reform means for residential leaseholders

how Coles Miller Dorset Solicitors can help

Contested Wills Dorset Solicitors

Contested Wills

how Coles Miller Dorset Solicitors can help

Housing market heading for rebound in 2026

what it means for buyers and sellers

Why the New Year brings divorce enquiries

and how Coles Miller can help

Winter Accidents

staying safe - and knowing where to turn for help

Update to the Digital Assets Act

The Law Society’s latest announcement

What the Autumn Budget means for residential leaseholders

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Pensions and Inheritance tax changes

Pensions nightmare for executors

what the 2027 inheritance tax changes mean

Renters Reform 2026

Changes in the Renters’ Rights Act

what landlords and tenants need to know

Safe Vehicles Save Lives

Supporting Road Safety Week 2025

Ectopic pregnancy & miscarriage

and how Coles Miller can help

Caudia equina syndrome image

When Cauda Equina Syndrome is not diagnosed

and how Coles Miller can help

Discrimination at Work

what both employers and employees need to know

Should You Put Your Property Into a Trust?

Why it’s not always a good idea!

The seriousness of E-Bike Injuries

and how Coles Miller’s personal injury team can help

HMRC has a Capital Gains Tax software glitch

what it might mean for you.

Women and menopause

Meno-nups

is this a fairer divorce solution for midlife women?

Motorcycle accidents

How our personal injury team can help

Court’s power to set aside pension sharing orders

The case of AP v TP

Surviving the summer holidays as a single parent

Some practical advise

Why you shouldn’t write your own Will

and what can go wrong

Second marriage & inheritance issues

What you need to know

A step forward for families facing pregnancy loss: updated protected bereavement leave

What you need to know

Are you selling a property as a deputy?

What you need to know

Taking care of a parent’s property and financial affairs with a lasting power of attorney (LPA)

How Coles Miller Can Help

Renters’ Rights Bill: what it means for landlords

and why it’s time to prepare now

Divorce & financial implications

Divorcing in a cost-of-living crisis

why financial disputes are soaring

Divorce and the financial gender gap

the need for change

RTA personal Injury

What to do If a road traffic accident isn’t your fault

Road traffic accidents are a daily reality on UK roads

Capital Gains Tax: the 60-Day Reporting Rule

The 60-Day Reporting Rule

The complexities of high-net-worth divorces

The complexities of high-net-worth divorces

Milestone moment as new transparency rules are brought to Family Court

Transparency Orders

Renter's reform bill

Renters Reform Bill update

what letting agents and landlords need to know

Taking breaks in employment

Employers must now ensure workers take rest breaks

not just offer them

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