What can I do to resolve this?

You need to determine the cause of the leak. Whoever is causing the leak is financially responsible.

If the leak is coming from your neighbor then your neighbor is liable for all damages. If he refuses to address the situation you can sue him, repair the damage then sue him for the cost, or put in a claim with your insurance company and they will seek reimbursement from the neighbor.

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