Neighbor disputes can transform the comfort of home into a constant source of stress. While minor disagreements are a part of life, some situations escalate, turning into a pattern of deliberate, harmful behavior. When a neighbor’s actions are not just annoying but appear to be in direct response to something you did—like asking them to quiet down, reporting an issue, or asserting a property right—you might be facing retaliatory harassment. In New Hampshire, you are not without recourse. Understanding your rights and the legal avenues available is crucial to regaining your peace of mind and protecting your property. Understanding Retaliatory Harassment in New Hampshire Retaliatory harassment isn't merely a neighbor being difficult; it’s a specific pattern of behavior designed to annoy, alarm, or cause distress, often escalating after a prior incident or action you took. It’s the difference between a dog barking occasionally and a neighbor intentionally leaving their...