Certified. Court-admissable. Ruthlessly objective.
When the authenticity of a signature is in question, this team delivers answers—grounded in forensic methodology, not speculation.
Forensic Handwriting Examination. Modernized.
With years of experience supporting law firms, investigators, and families, our team brings courtroom-ready expertise to every case. We combine the precision of forensic training with the clarity of modern digital communication—delivering court-admissable documents, responsive service, and signature opinions that hold up under scrutiny.
What Our Clients Say
“Their expert opinion on the questioned signature completely shifted our case strategy. The report was sharp, credible, and exactly what we needed in front of a judge.”
— Civil Litigation Attorney, Texas
“I knew something was wrong with the signature, but I couldn’t prove it. Their team did—and the truth finally came to light.”
— Private Client, Probate Case
Court-Admissable Services, Tailored to Your Case
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For clients who need quick clarity without written documentation. This verbal opinion offers expert insight on signature authenticity—ideal for private resolution or pre-litigation strategy.
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A formal Letter of Opinion or Declaration Letter prepared by a Certified Forensic Document Examiner. This service is available to anyone—whether you’re representing yourself, working with an attorney, or just need something official in writing. Clients can choose between a Letter of Opinion (for informal use) or a Declaration Letter (formatted for court), depending on what the situation calls for.
Your Questions, Answered
What types of documents or cases do you handle?
We examine documents where the authenticity of a signature or handwriting is in question. This includes checks, wills, contracts, deeds, and other handwritten or signed materials. We do not provide opinions on autographs, artwork, or non-handwriting-related authenticity (e.g., paint or memorabilia).
Do you need the original documents, or can you examine scans or PDFs?
Originals are preferred when available, but we frequently work from high-quality scans, PDFs, and electronic files. In most legal matters, courts accept expert opinions based on copies when originals are unavailable.
How do I get started?
To begin, contact us using the inquiry form, email us directly, or call our office. We’ll review your situation and schedule a consultation to determine the most appropriate next steps.
Can I get a quick verbal opinion before committing?
We do not offer “look over this and tell me what you think” reviews without formal engagement. However, our verbal opinion service provides fast, direct analysis from a certified examiner—and is often the first step for clients who want answers before proceeding further.
How many samples or signatures do you need to make a comparison?
Each case is different. In general, more known (authentic) samples lead to stronger results. That said, conclusions can often be reached with several good quality exemplars. We’ll review what you have and advise you accordingly.
Can your reports be used in court?
Yes. Our Declaration Letters are written in a format designed for legal proceedings and are regularly submitted in both state and federal cases. We follow industry-standard forensic methodology and formatting, ensuring your report is prepared to withstand legal scrutiny and cross-examination.
Do you take international cases?
Yes, we occasionally accept international cases involving documents written in the Latin alphabet (A-Z). Because legal standards vary by country, international clients must contact us directly before proceeding so we can access jurisiction, admissibility, and compatibility.
Let's Work Together
Whether you’re preparing for court, preparing your legacy, or just need peace of mind—our on-demand handwriting examination and document review services are here to support you.
Use the form on the right to begin your inquiry.
