Discuss Your Document Examination Needs
Contact Meyer Questioned Document Examination to discuss a questioned signature, handwriting issue, document alteration, or other forensic document matter.
An initial consultation can help determine whether the available material is suitable for examination and what additional documents may be useful.
What Is Helpful to Have Available
Questioned Material
The signature, handwriting, or document that is in dispute, preferably in the clearest form available.
Known Writing
Genuine writing or signatures from the person whose authorship is being considered.
Case Background
A brief explanation of the issue and the specific question you would like the examination to address.
To help preserve the independence and objectivity of the examination, whenever practical, clients are encouraged not to disclose the desired conclusion of the examination. Relevant case information can be provided as needed, but the examiner's opinion is based solely on the evidence submitted for examination.
Consultation, Examination & Reporting
Initial Consultation
We discuss the document issue, available material, and the type of examination that may be appropriate.
Material Review
The submitted documents are reviewed for suitability and to determine whether additional comparison material may be needed.
Examination & Findings
Following examination, preliminary findings are ordinarily communicated verbally to retaining counsel.
Written Report
A formal written opinion or report may be prepared upon request following consultation.
Start with a free initial consultation.
Contact Meyer Questioned Document Examination by phone or email to provide a brief description of the matter and discuss the available documents. A current curriculum vitae and fee schedule are available to retaining counsel upon request.