Does your river change course after a big flood? If its fairly stable, and you have a neighbor who has some land on your side that you use, and you have some on his side that he uses, you might look into a boundary line adjustment that defines your lands in terms of the river instead of subdivision lines. That would alleviate attacks from heirs (for both of you) in the future.
Lacking that, at least have an attorney prepare "License Agreements" giving each other permission to use the other's property. Kind of like an easement, but the permission can be withdrawn at any time. Without something in writing, it will be difficult to beat an adverse possession action.
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