Forensic Handwriting Expert for Attorneys

Tigerlily Taylor, CFDE

Certified Forensic Document Examiner

Litigation-focused forensic handwriting analysis for attorneys handling questioned signatures, disputed wills, trust contests, deed disputes, contract matters, and forgery allegations nationwide.

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Forensic Document Examination for Litigation

When document authenticity may affect the outcome of a case, early forensic review can help determine whether the evidence supports further examination, written findings, or expert consultation.

Tigerlily Taylor, CFDE, provides independent forensic handwriting and document examination services for attorneys handling disputed signatures, questioned documents, and suspected forgery matters.

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Common Matters Referred by Attorneys

Attorneys often seek forensic handwriting and document examination when the authenticity of a signature, handwritten entry, or questioned document may influence the outcome of a dispute.

Contested Wills & Trusts

Financial Document & Check Fraud

Estate & Probate Litigation

Forgery & Document Alteration

Deed & Real Estate Disputes

Handwritten Amendments & Notes

Contract & Business Disputes

Authorship Identification Matters

Independent Forensic Insight

Forensic handwriting examination for attorneys handling questioned signatures, disputed documents, and authenticity-related matters.

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Factors That Influence Examination Strength

The available evidence plays an important role in the strength of any forensic handwriting examination. The following factors are commonly considered during the evaluation process.

Document Quality

Known Writing Samples

Writing Quantity

Identifiable Characteristics

Originals vs. Copies

Document Condition

Your Client Says the Signature Is Forged—What Should You Do Next?

A practical guide for attorneys handling questioned signatures, disputed documents, and potential forgery claims. Designed to help evaluate evidence, identify common pitfalls, and determine when forensic analysis may be appropriate.  

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Attorney Decision Framework

Common Engagement Types

  • Full Forensic Examination

    Independent forensic examination with formal written findings for litigation matters.

  • Suspected Writer Examination

    Evaluation of alternative writers when authorship or signature authenticity is disputed.

  • Rebuttal Review

    Analysis of opposing expert opinions, methodologies, and conclusions.

  • Original Document Examination

    Microscopic and physical examination of original documents when available.

  • Preliminary Examination

    Forensic handwriting examination with verbal findings for early case assessment and litigation considerations.

  • Case Consultation

    Case-specific discussion regarding handwriting evidence and examination strategy.

  • Nationwide Engagements

    Examinations conducted nationwide through secure document review and evidence submission.

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Every matter entrusted to the practice receives the kind of attention that can only come from a highly personal approach.

From the first point of contact, the experience is discreet, attentive, and thoughtfully guided. Each stage is handled with the same level of consideration—creating an experience as refined and personal as the forensic work itself.

Your confidential review is where that relationship begins. Once your inquiry is received, our office will personally review the details of your matter and reach out to learn more about what you need. From there, we will recommended the appropriate scope of examination and prepare a private proposal tailored to your matter.