Overview
Disputed signatures on cheques, wills, agreements and property documents are a common source of litigation. Our handwriting experts compare the questioned writing with admitted specimens, using magnification and established examination methods.
You receive a reasoned opinion report with illustrated comparison charts. The examiner can give evidence in court if the matter requires it.
What’s included
- Questioned vs. specimen signature comparison
- Handwriting and document alteration examination
- Illustrated comparison charts
- Reasoned expert opinion report
- Expert deposition support if required
Frequently asked questions
How many specimen signatures are needed?
Ideally 8–10 admitted signatures from around the same time as the questioned one. Originals give the most reliable results, and we will advise if scans are enough for a preliminary view.