In some states the Township Trustee can order the neighbor to build a legal fence (subject to circumstances) and if he refuses they hire it done then place a lien on the persons property. You might first check your county officials. If they cant do you any good Id consult with a local trained professional real estate attorney (versus any opinions here, too much at stake) for advice.
My non researched and free advice is to get a fence built (at his expense or shared or even yourself subject to the law and conditions and location),,,,,,,post NO TRESPASSING SIGNS,,,,,,,,,,Use cameras or video to catch him trespassing,,,,,,,,,,,Report it to the Prosecutors office and sheriff etc if he violates it..........
NOTE laws vary state to state and theres a ton of common law plus statutes covering this complex subject (sure cant be covered here) so dont rely on advice INCLUDING MINE here, consult legal counsel THEN MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION
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