Maria Di Gregorio

Maria Di Gregorio is the Principal of Iron Cove Law, based in Drummoyne, and has been a trusted figure in the legal community since launching her own practice in 2009. Currently, she leads a boutique firm specialising in property, estate planning, and notarial services. Her commitment to providing honest and accessible legal advice is evident in her personalised approach, ensuring clients receive direct and consistent communication throughout their legal matters. Maria's extensive legal career is marked by her deep expertise in handling complex property transactions and comprehensive estate planning. She has assisted countless individuals and families in safeguarding their legacies through meticulous preparation of wills, powers of attorney, and guardianship appointments. Additionally, Maria is adept in conveyancing, commercial and retail leasing, and managing business sales and purchases, with a particular focus on the service station industry. Her work in this niche field has established her as a reliable advisor for service station owners and operators across multiple states including New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria, and Queensland. As a Notary Public appointed by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Maria is authorised to witness the signing of significant documents, administer oaths, and certify true copies of original documents. Her notarial services are globally recognised, providing clients with the assurance that their documents will be accepted both nationally and internationally. Maria began her career as a Paralegal at PW & Associates Solicitors, followed by her role as a Legal Officer at the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, where she was involved in the recovery of proceeds of crime. She later honed her skills in Commercial, Property, and Criminal Law as a Solicitor with Sage Solicitors before establishing her own practice. Her academic background includes a Master of Laws in Wills and Estates from The College of Law Australia and a Bachelor of Law and Commerce from UNSW. Maria also participated in an exchange program at Sapienza Università di Roma, further enriching her legal perspective with international jurisprudence. Her commitment to the legal profession is complemented by her active participation in the UNSW Law Society and the Italian Society.