Understanding Handwriting Comparison: How Examiners Evaluate Authorship
How forensic document examiners analyze handwriting for authorship — from line quality to pressure patterns. A complete, attorney-focused guide.
On-Site Forensic Document Examinations at the Courthouse: When They’re Required & What Actually Happens
When documents can’t leave the courthouse, the examination comes to them. Here’s when on-site handwriting evaluations are required and what actually happens during one.
How to Collect Comparison Signatures: A Step-by-Step Guide for Attorneys and Clients
Collecting the right comparison signatures is the foundation of every reliable handwriting examination. This guide explains exactly what attorneys and clients should gather — and why it matters — to ensure a strong, defensible forensic opinion.
The Cost of a Forensic Handwriting Expert: What Attorneys & Clients Should Expect
What forensic handwriting examinations really cost — and why. A detailed guide for attorneys and clients evaluating expert services.
When Should an Attorney Bring in a Forensic Document Examiner? A Complete Guide
Knowing when to bring in a forensic document examiner can change the entire trajectory of a case. This guide walks attorneys through the exact situations, red flags, and strategic moments where expert analysis becomes essential.
8 Mistakes That Can Damage Your Handwriting Case (and How to Avoid Them)
Most handwriting cases are damaged long before they reach an expert. Here are the eight mistakes that quietly weaken your evidence—and how to avoid them.
Originals vs. Copies: Do You Need the Original Document for a Handwriting Examination?
Do handwriting experts need originals? Not always. Here’s what attorneys and clients should know about originals vs. copies — and when each is required.
How to Tell if a Signature Is Forged: 7 Red Flags Attorneys Should Know
A practical guide for attorneys: seven signature red flags every litigator should recognize before calling an expert.
What Makes a Signature Look Forged? 10 Red Flags Anyone Can Spot Before You Even Call an Expert
Most forged signatures reveal themselves long before a forensic examination. Here are 10 beginner-friendly red flags anyone can spot — and when to send the document to an expert.
When Do You Need a Full Forensic Report vs. a Letter of Opinion?
Not sure whether you need a Letter of Opinion or a Full Forensic Report? Here’s a clear breakdown of what each includes — and how to choose the right one for your case.