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Corp law
This includes corporate formation; stock agreements; resident agent services, employment matters, transactions and business sales, and escrows.
 
Real estate
This includes title and boundary; water law; commercial leasing; commercial landlords and tenants; residential landlords; construction; mechanic's liens and foreclosures.
 
Commercial litigation
This includes stockholder disputes; corporate dissolution; fraud; contract disputes and debtor/creditor disputes.
 
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This includes residential homeowners associations; condominiums; and business parks.
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Led by certified mediator and arbitrator Mr. Matuska, our Alternative Dispute Resolution services provide a trusted, efficient way to resolve conflicts outside of court. Through skilled mediation and arbitration, we help parties reach fair, cost-effective outcomes with professionalism, neutrality, and discretion.
 
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In business escrows, we ensure that funds or assets are only released when all agreed-upon terms are met. This protects both the buyer and the seller from fraud or a breach of contract and adds an additional layer of security, trust, efficiency, and neutrality to transactions.
 

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Law Offices in Carson City, Nevada

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When legal issues arise, Michael Matuska will handle your case personally and professionally, from start to finish.

Mr. Matuska understands that not every legal problem requires a complex approach. Practicing since 1994 and representing clients in state and federal courts throughout Nevada and California, Mr. Matuska has the experience to craft a solution that meets your goals. His extensive background as a litigator and negotiator enable him to achieve a resolution efficiently and effectively. He practices in the areas of commercial litigation, corporate law, common interest communities & homeowners associations, real estate law, business sales and escrow closings, and water law.

The goal of Matuska Law Offices is to provide innovative and effective legal representation that is targeted to business owners’ issues, goals and budgets in a challenging business economy. Contact us so that we may assist you in resolving your legal issue and you may continue developing your business.
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Important News and Articles

This update includes SB 33 regarding protections for active duty and deployed service members; SB195 regarding executive board vacancies, declarant’s rights, executive sessions, errors and omissions insurance, and fines; SB 239 regarding maintenance of abandoned units; SB 255 regarding notification of changes to the governing documents; SB 258 requiring a notice to cure prior to the imposition of a fine; and SB 281 regarding excess property tax sales and allocation of limited common elements.

2023 Legislative Updates

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This circular provides information on the 2023 legislative changes relating to homeowners associations and common interest communities.

Download "CICC_2023_legislative_updates.pdf"

2022 Legislative Updates

PDF
This circular provides information on the 2022 legislative changes relating to homeowners associations and common interest communities.

Download "2022 Legislative Updates.pdf"

2021 Legislative Updates

PDF
This circular provides information on the 2021 legislative changes relating to homeowners associations and common interest communities.

Download "2021 Legislative Updates.pdf"

2017 Legislative Updates

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This circular provides information on the 2017 legislative changes relating to homeowners associations and common interest communities.

Download "2017 Legislative Updates.pdf"

Mechanics Lien Checklist

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This checklist will guide you through the process and timing of filing and enforcing a Mechanic’s Lien.

Download "Mechanics Lien Checklist"

2013 Legislative Update (SB280 – collection procedures)

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This circular provides information on the 2013 legislative changes regarding information that homeowners associations and common interest communities have to include in their collection letters.

Download "2013 Legislative Update (SB280 – collection procedures)"

2013 Legislative Update (AB273 – FMP)

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This circular provides information on the 2013 legislative changes regarding information that homeowners associations and common interest communities have to include in their collection letters.

Download "2013 Legislative Update (AB273 – FMP)"

2014 Case Update (SFR Investment Pool 1 v. U.S. Bank – superpriority rule)

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This circular provides a summary of the Nevada Supreme Court’s September 22, 2014 ruling in SFR Investments Pool, LLC v. U.S. Bank, N.A., 130 Nev. Adv. Op 75 (2014) regarding the effect of a foreclosure by a homeowners association or common interest community on a deed of trust under Nevada’s superpriority rule, NRS 116.3116.

Download "2014 Case Update (SFR Investment Pool 1 v. U.S. Bank – superpriority rule)"

Resident Agents

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This article will explain who is required to appoint a registered agent in Nevada.

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2015 Legislative Updates

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This update includes SB 306 amending the superpriority rule and foreclosure notice requirements; SB 154 adopting continuing education requirements; AB 141 adopting additional foreclosure notice requirements; AB 192 amending statutes regarding the termination of declarants control; AB 238 amending bid procedures and clarifying that legal services are subject to bid requirements; AB 474 increasing initial and annual list fees with the Real Estate Administrator; and SB 483 increasing annual and initial list fees with the Secretary of State.

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Description for the 2017 Legislative Update

This update includes SB 33 regarding protections for active duty and deployed servicemembers; SB195 regarding executive board vacancies, declarant’s rights, executive sessions, errors and omissions insurance, and fines; SB 239 regarding maintenance of abandoned units; SB 255 regarding notification of changes to the governing documents; SB 258 requiring a notice to cure prior to the imposition of a fine; and SB 281 regarding excess property tax sales and allocation of limited common elements.