When choosing a court qualified handwriting expert to represent you in your forgery or questioned document case, dont' be shy about reading his or her resume, CV, or calling past clients.
Also, ask the prospective document examiner how many cases they have rendered opinions on, inside and outside a courtroom. Many "professional document" examiners have very little courtroom experience or their background was with the police force, FBI, or other government agency where document examining and "cases" were but a small part of their years of service. Ask questions about the real experience and hire the best court qualified handwriting expert you can trust to represent your case and gain justice. If they are a member of Handwriting Services International, your case is backed up by our good name and other document examiners ready to assist you. |
