Handwriting Expert Witnesses in Tennessee
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Forensic Document Examination & Handwriting Identification Expert Witness
Tennessee
This expert has extensive experience as an independent, privately trained, court qualified & certified forensic document examiner, CFDE and forensic handwriting expert. She has been examining questioned document cases since 2009. This expert earned her BS from East Tennessee State University and holds a certification by the International School of Forensic Document Examination. She is a member of...
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The Average Handwriting Expert Witness
Charges $359 / Hour
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Review Fee
$325Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$375Fee info
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Court Fee
$375Fee info
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Handwriting Expert Witness FAQs
A handwriting expert witness analyzes and compares handwriting samples to determine authenticity, identify forgery, or establish authorship in cases involving disputed documents.
Handwriting experts are often involved in cases such as fraud, identity theft, contract disputes, will contests, and harassment cases where written communication is disputed.
Yes, some handwriting experts specialize in areas like historical document examination, graffiti identification, anonymous letter tracing, and signature verification.
They can compare the disputed signature with known samples to identify inconsistencies or similarities that may indicate forgery.
Yes. Many handwriting experts are also trained in analyzing electronic signatures and digital writing samples for authenticity.
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