Been reading along with all the posts, real interesting!
Since cherymax did not ask if anyone here was an attorney and could answer his question (in which case he would of got no response) I guess it is like all other answers here, it may or maynot apply to your situation.
My visual of this easment is not clear. What type of setting is this in? Is it rural and mostly woods and fields or is it in a subdivision and just a lot and house in back of yours? That would make a huge difference in how well maintained this could be expected to be. Also, how long is this drive? Like a few have said before, a few loads of gravel may go along way to solving the issue.
Have you ever considered erecting a storage building or anouther garage near the end of this? Maybe it could be a dual use drive and then would be in your benifit to maintain it for yourself as well as the "idiot neighbor"
I feel for you though. Many times fighting the laws are just not worth the headaches they bring. What you really need is a change in the winter months in Ga. Nothing like a few months of winter and 2-4 feet of snow to make a guy keep his drive atleast in half way good shape.
Good luck on your issue here and sorry to hear about an unfortunate problem you have

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