We don’t just examine handwriting. We dismantle deception.
Every signature tells a story. We make sure it tells the truth.
Meet Tigerlily
Tigerlily Taylor is a certified forensic document examiner trained through the International School of Forensic Document Examination—the only structured, curriculum-based program in the field. Her certification reflects years of rigorous academic study, hands-on casework, and elite mentorship under the country’s leading handwriting expert.
She specializes in high-conflict cases involving signature forgery, document manipulations, and legal disputes where the truth behind a signature carries major weight. Her findings are backed by science, built to hold up in court, and trusted by attorneys, law firms, and private clients alike.
But Tigerlily brings more than technical skill—she brings presence. With international name recognition from HBO Max, TLC, and Discovery+, she is the only forensic handwriting expert with a platform of this scale. In high-stakes cases, that matters. A recognizable name adds weight to the evidence, commands attention in the courtroom, and makes opposing counsel think twice. It’s not just credibility—it’s pressure.
What Sets Us Apart
Certified. Formally Trained. Unmatched.
Our lead examiner didn’t attend a weekend seminar. She completed a. multi-year, curriculum--based certification through the only structured forensic handwriting program in existence—followed by direct mentorship under the country’s leading expert.
Built for Court. Written to Hold.
Our reports aren’t filler. They’re designed for litigation—clear, defensible, and constructed to withstand scrutiny. When the evidence matters, you need an expert whose work doesn’t crack under pressure.
Global Name. Local Precision.
With international recognition from HBO Max, TLC, and Discovery+, Tigerlily is the only certified forensic handwriting expert with this level of public credibility. Her name alone brings weight to a case—adding visibility, pressure, and strategic advantage the moment her report hits the file.