by James A. Green | Apr 2, 2025 | Forgeries
Can a Fake Signature Be Traced Back to the Writer? It’s common for forensic document examiners to receive requests to compare a fake signature—either simulated or traced—with known writing samples of a suspected forger. The goal is often to confirm whether a specific...
by James A. Green | Mar 1, 2025 | Handwriting
One of the most common questions in forensic document work is whether a photocopy can be used for handwriting or signature comparison. The answer is yes—but it’s not ideal. While photocopies can be examined and may provide useful information, original documents...
by James A. Green | Feb 1, 2025 | Handwriting
When evaluating questioned handwriting or signatures, document examiners follow a meticulous process to ensure accuracy and reliability. However, before reaching a conclusion, they must first assess the quality of the evidence available. Several key factors influence...
by James A. Green | Jan 1, 2025 | Handwriting
When investigating questioned documents, even the smallest details can provide significant insights. One often overlooked aspect is indented writing, a subtle yet critical element that can help uncover the truth in legal, financial, and personal disputes. Indented...
by James A. Green | Dec 19, 2024 | Forgeries
Mortgage fraud has been a serious issue for homeowners and remains a concern in legal and financial circles. In some cases, fraudsters forge signatures on mortgage documents to alter loan terms or transfer property ownership without the homeowner’s knowledge. While...
