Profile

Theresa M. Golding practices law in the areas of Environmental Law, Public Sector Law and Appellate Law.

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Golding worked in the business department of a large Philadelphia law firm where she represented financial institutions in complex loan transactions and represented a New York investment firm in the issuance of public securities. Additionally, Ms. Golding has represented clients in diverse matters involving business transactions, estate administration, and domestic relations.

Ms. Golding is the published author of four novels, two picture books, and is the ghostwriter for four recent novels in The Boxcar Children series. Her books have been nominated for and received numerous honors including The Mark Twain Award, The Rhode Island Teen Book Award, The Georgia Book Award, VOYA Top Shelf Fiction, Society of School Librarians International Honor Book, PA State Library Association Top Forty Fiction, Keystone State Reading Award, YALSA 2009 Best Books for Young Adults, and Kansas State Reading Circle Recommended Reading.

She has been a frequent speaker on writing and publishing at schools, universities, and community organizations.

Theresa lives in Bucks County with her husband. In her spare time she enjoys golfing as well as walking and hiking the many beautiful paths and parks near the Delaware River. She is an avid reader and a big Philly sports’ fan.

Awards and Publications

Honored as a recipient of a 2017 Bucks County Herald “Lawyers Among Us” Award

Pennsylvania’s New Public Access Policy for Appellate and Trial Court Case Records: What You Need to Know
Winter 2018 – the Writs: The Official Publication of the Bucks County Bar Association

Why is Everyone Talking About Gerrymandering?
Winter 2018 – the Berks Barrister: The Official Publication of the Berks County Bar Association

Attorneys Making a Difference; The Bucks County Women’s Advocacy Coalition
Summer 2018 – the Writs: The Official Publication of the Bucks County Bar Association

The Second Amendment; A Brief Refresher on the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
Spring 2018 – the Writs: The Official Publication of the Bucks County Bar Association

Redistricting Reform: How a Citizens Commission Can End Gerrymandering, Return Sanity to Our Political Process and Even Improve Our Economy
Jan 2018  – the New Matter:  The official publication of the Chester County Bar Association

Pennsylvania’s New Ignition Interlock Law: How to Continue Driving Legally after a DUI
Dec. 2017 – the Writs: The Official Publication of the Bucks County Bar Association

Redistricting Reform: How a Citizens Commission Can End Gerrymandering, Return Sanity to Our Political Process and Even Improve Our Economy
Dec 2017 – Bucks County Women’s Journal

Redistricting Reform: How a Citizens Commission Can End Gerrymandering, Return Sanity to Our Political Process and Even Improve Our Economy
Aug 2017 –  the Writs: The Official Publication of the Bucks County Bar Association