Farmer, to begin with riparian rights or natural drainage is a very specialized area of the law about which most general practice attorneys (and most lay persons) have little knowledge MYSELF INCLUDED. That being said, in general a person LIKELY DOES NOT have the right to upset or alter the natural drainage if such were to cause harm to his neighbors adjoining land. I see no harm in protecting ones own property butttttttttttt if so doing harms his neighbor hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm probably NOT legal.......
MY BEST FREE PROFESSIONAL LEGAL ADVICE is to consult LOCAL counsel who practices this specifica area of law and who is familiar with your states laws and DO NOT hang you hat or bet the farm on opinions voiced on a tractor chat board. A relatively small amount of money spent with a local attorney (experienced in this field) NOW could save thousands farher down the road.
If I were more familiar with the detailed facts and your states specific laws Id be more then happy to assist you butttttttttttttt given the circumstances I wouldnt want to offer bad advice which could cause harm, so can only advise you seek PROFESSIONAL guidance elsewhere.
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