What's New for the Holidays?

Everyone is in the full run of the holiday season. This time of year brings many emotions and stress.  Perhaps it is a good time to remember how wonderful it feels to take some quiet time and simply breathe and relax.  If anything turns upside down in your world during this season regarding any legals documents, contact me until then:  Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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What Will Happen Today?

Do you wake up each morning wondering what the day holds?  Do you greet it with expectation?  Do we think it will just be another ho-hum day?  Attitude plays an important role for all of us.  It has a great effect upon our actions and how those actions are directed.  What if today, when you woke up, you found that someone had signed your name or the name of a close relative on a legal document and by doing so, stole property from you or your family?  This is a time to call for the help of a forensic document examiner.  My consultation with you is free.  Call today 580-467-4786.

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You've Got a Friend

We all like to have a friend in a conflict.  A friend stands by your side; gives good advice and encouragement and sometimes is just the quiet in the storm.  A Forensic Document Examiner helps many people in their times of chaos and storm.  Yet, we can't be seen as an advocate of the person who hires us but an advocate of the opinion we reach by careful examination.  That being said, the opinion we reach can be a great relief for the person who engages our services.  That opinion can be a friend during the storm.  It can calm the nerves and help give encouragement and direction.  If you have a document that needs an examination, contact me today.  www.ExpertHandwritingExaminer.com

Oklahoma Forensic Document Examiner

It is sometimes difficult to find a forensic document examiner that is in the same state where a document issue occurs.  Brenda Petty resides in Oklahoma and can assist those in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, and Louisiana as well as anywhere else in the United States or Internationally.  Call her today 580-467-4786.

Brenda Petty, Forensic Document Examiner

One of the most interesting fields I have participated is that of a Forensic Document Examiner.  It is always exciting and intriguing. For the individual who has found themselves in a situation in which they need a document examiner, it can be a very frustrating, emotional, and even anger producing situation.  Let me be the calm in the midst of your storm and help you find a way through the negative emotions to a positive outcome.  Call me 580-467-4786.

Skill Level

Every person who writes has their own skill level.  Skill level represents one's ability to construct letter, character and number forms, the size and shape of letter, character and number forms and how one places them on the writing surface.  The wonderful thing about skill level is that no one can write above their own skill level.  They can write below their skill level but never above.  This is one of the considerations always made when handwriting is being compared.  Someone with a high skill level may write below that skill level in order to 'throw off the scent' (one might say) for the person who is comparing the writing.  But when writing is being compared by a forensic document examiner and that writer has a higher skill level than the person who was supposed to have been the writer, it is readily known that person could not be the writer.  Likewise, when a person is on drugs (street or prescription) that affect the brain or that person is in a drunken state, it becomes impossible for them to write at a higher skill level than they do when sober.  In the field of Forensic Document Examination consideration of skill level is a very important part of the examination process.  Call me today:  580-467-4786

I Don't Know You

It is really amazing what a person's cursive writing can tell me.  Even if I have never met you, if I look at your handwriting, I will know something about you.  One's handwriting can show intelligence, forthrightness, honesty, bullying, sarcasm, and much, much more.  There is even a high probability that I can give accurate information on the gender of a child by examining certain letters in an expectant mother's writing.  It isn't paranormal and it isn't crystal ball, it is specific strokes that show specific personality traits.  If you are interested in what your handwriting says about you, contact me.  www.ExpertHandwritingExaminer.com

  

How Individual is my Handwriting?

Sargur N. Srihari is a computer scientist and educator who has made progress with pattern recognition and developed software known as Cedar-Fox (granted a U.S. Patent in 2009) used by the US Postal Office primarily for handwritten address systems.  Through his efforts, it has moved handwriting as being individualistic from just a concept to a reality.  His software program can identify several aspects of writing and correspond it to individuals.  While the software program is great, it hasn't reached a point yet of having the human approach to establishing genuineness to a writing or signature.  A forensic document examiner that conducts their business ethically and with one and only one purpose and that finding the truth about the writing is still the best thing going.  If you have a problem with a document, call me today or visit my web-site www.ExpertHandwritingExaminer.com

HANDWRITING ANALYSIS & FORENSIC DOCUMENT EXAMINATION EDUCATION GUIDE

Many people grow up wanting to fight crime. But while not all of us can become superheroes or even police officers, there are a range of ways that people can assist in identifying, prosecuting, and convicting criminals in the field of forensic science.

If you are interested in forensic science, detailed and meticulous work, and do not mind the minutiae of close analysis, handwriting analysis and forensic document examination may be the right field for you. These highly trained specialists use scientific methods to determine the origin and veracity of all types of documentation. Read on to learn more about this interesting career. Read more here, http://www.forensicscolleges.com/blog/resources/handwriting-analysis-education-guide