The New Hampshire Judicial Branch is providing weekly data on housing-related court filings, which provide a window into the impact of the pandemic on renters. Landlord-tenant filings can cover a broad range of disputes, including "non-payment of rent, failure to comply with terms of the lease, damage to the premises, behavior adversely affecting health or safety," among other things. A writ of possession, according to New Hampshire Legal Aid, "is the court order that allows a landlord to have a tenant lawfully removed from the home." Please see below for additional notes on this data.