When tragedy strikes your neighborhood, you may feel a duty of care towards your fellow neighbors — especially if you’re close. But what happens when the ask exceeds what you’re comfortable offering?

I was young, impulsive, and lonely, and a fling with my next-door neighbor seemed like a good idea. It was fun, and my neighbor was a nice guy, but we really weren't each other's type. It fizzled out ...

Dear Annie: I’ve been helping my neighbor with errands and yard work ever since his wife passed last fall. He’s 82, lives alone and doesn’t have any close family nearby. At first, it felt good to help ...

Dear Annie: I’ve been helping my neighbor with errands and yard work ever since his wife passed last fall. He’s 82, lives alone and doesn’t have any close family nearby. At first, it felt good to help ...

The question was posed to a real estate law website in 2011. A neighbor had "a bunch of junk" on a homeowner's property, which the homeowner had asked the neighbor to remove. The homeowner "even had ...

Dear Annie: I’ve been helping my neighbor with errands and yard work ever since his wife passed last fall. He’s 82, lives alone and doesn’t have any close family nearby. At first, it felt good to help ...

Dear Annie: I’ve been helping my neighbor with errands and yard work ever since his wife passed last fall. He’s 82, lives alone and doesn’t have any close family nearby. At first, it felt good to help ...