Michael Lee Matuska

Mr. Matuska was born and raised in the Bay Area, CA, and has resided in Nevada for over 20 years. His allegiance to both states gives him a competitive edge to his legal practice whether representing businesses or real estate matters. Mr. Matuska understands that not every legal problem requires a complex solution. With more than 20 years experience representing clients in state and federal court in Nevada and California, Mr. Matuska has the experience to meet your goals. The goal of Matuska Law Offices is to provide innovative and effective legal representation that is targeted to business owners' issues, goal and budgets in this challenging business climate. Contact us so that we may assist you in resolving your legal issue and you may continue developing your business.

Univ of California Davis

Undergraduate Degree

UC Davis School of Law King Hall

Law Degree

Owner

Matuska Law Offices, Ltd.

2011 - Current

Commercial and Residential Evictions (co-author)

Sterling Educational Services, LLC

2004

Duties of a Surveyor

California Land Surveyors/Nevada Association of Land Surveyors

2004

Practical Real Estate Title Skills in Nevada (co-author)

Half Moon, LLC

2004

Surveyor Immunity Revisited

Nevada Traverse, Col. 30, No.4

2003

Interpretations (Lost v. Obliterated Corners and Deed Ambiguities)

Western Rendevous, Tri-State Conference of Surveyors

2002

Interpretations (Lost v. Obliterated Corners and Deed Ambiguities), Western Rendezvous (2002)

Duties of a Surveyor, California Land Surveyors Association/Nevada Association of Land Surveyors Conference (2004

Common Interest Community Basics, First Judicial District Bar Association (2016)

Arbitrator, Mediator, Referee

Nevada Courts; ADR, International, Inc.; Nevada Division of Real Estate

Article of the Year

Nevada Association of Land Surveryors

2003

For the Article "Surveyor Immunity Revisited" in the "Nevada Traverse" Vol. 30, No. 4.

State Bar of Nevada  # 5711

Member

Current

California State Bar  # 173585

Member

1994 - Current

California

Since 1994

Nevada

Since 1995

9th Circuit

Since 1998

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 2004

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