by James A. Green | Jul 30, 2022 | Handwriting
A handwriting expert is a professional relied upon to determine if a particular individual wrote something, most often, a signature. They have received extensive training, education, and, if qualified, earn a certification in forensic document examination. Read on...
by James A. Green | May 2, 2022 | Handwriting
Everyone has unique handwriting. Throughout our lives, especially when we’re learning how to write, we develop individualizing characteristics that make up our handwriting. While we normally have no reason to contemplate these characteristics; they are...
by James A. Green | Aug 23, 2017 | Handwriting
As a Forensic Document Examiner, I provide a resource for resolving alleged forged document issues in civil and criminal cases. For clarification, the term ‘forgery’ is a legal term, used to broadly define the intentional falsification of a signature or...
by James A. Green | Jul 24, 2016 | Handwriting
Most document cases for handwriting experts in private practice involve handwriting comparisons. How is hand writing differentiated between people? Initially, writers learn to write by emulating a handwriting system taught in school. As students mature, they quickly...
by James A. Green | Sep 18, 2015 | Handwriting
Before document examiners can develop an appropriate opinion for his/her client following a signature or handwriting examination, consideration is given to whether the questioned and known specimens relied upon were original or photocopies, the number of known...
by James A. Green | Jan 11, 2015 | Handwriting
Although commonly overlooked, indented writing may be of significant value in resolving questioned document issues. As the term implies, indented writing is the non-visible indentations or images applied to a sheet of paper positioned below the page actually written...
