Handwriting Experts and Forensic Document Examination in Florida
A forensic document examiner answers one kind of question: is this document what it claims to be? Whether a signature on a will, deed or contract is genuine; whether text was added or altered after signing; what indented writing, ink and paper show; who wrote an anonymous letter. Risk Intell Group arranges examinations through a board-certified forensic document examiner — certified by the American Board of Forensic Document Examiners — with court testimony experience, named to you with the credential before work begins. The examiner writes the opinion; the licensed investigators gather the documents and the facts around them.
Not offered: graphology or personality reading from handwriting.
Who hires us
- Probate and civil litigators — contested wills, deeds, trusts and contracts
- Banks and businesses — forged signatures, altered records
- Individuals with a disputed signature or an anonymous letter
- Counsel who need an examiner to testify
What's included
- Signature and handwriting comparison against known exemplars
- Wills, deeds, trusts, contracts and cheques
- Altered, added or substituted text; indented writing; ink and paper
- Anonymous and disputed writings
- A written opinion on the standard scale, from identified to eliminated
- Deposition and trial testimony
- Document collection and exemplar gathering by licensed investigators
How engagement works
Retainer, then hourly for the examination; deposition and trial days at a day rate, all stated before work starts. Send originals where possible and as many known signatures from the same period as you can find — the examiner says how many are enough.
See the 3-step protocol →Engagement range
Retainer / hourly · testimony day rate
Service area — Tier 1 county hubs
Frequently asked — Forensic Document & Handwriting Examination
Encrypted Intake
Scope this case with an intake specialist
Reviewed by a human specialist, conflict-checked, and routed to the correct licensed investigator for your jurisdiction.
This service is offered solely for lawful private-investigative purposes. It may not be used, furnished or relied upon for employment, housing or tenant screening, credit or lending decisions, insurance underwriting or eligibility, government-license or benefit eligibility, or any other FCRA-regulated eligibility decision.
Examinations are performed by a board-certified forensic document examiner (American Board of Forensic Document Examiners), named to you with the credential before work begins. Investigative services are fulfilled by a licensed Florida Class A private investigative agency. Your assigned agency is identified before investigative work begins.
Fulfilled by a licensed Florida Class A private investigative agency