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Rush Case within two business days

$1,490.00

Rush Case within two business days quantity

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Court Testimony Full Day

$2,000.00

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Each additional questioned document

$300.00

Each additional questioned document

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$300.00
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General Retainer Fee. Hourly Fees Apply

$1,500.00

General Retainer Fee. Hourly Fees Apply

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$1,500.00
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Photography & Exhibits

$500.00

Photography & Exhibits

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$500.00

About Robert Baier, Forensic Expert Document Examiner

We provide one complete source for all of your signature analysis, document examining, forgery or handwriting issues. We specialize in forged, altered or counterfeit documents, checks, wills, deeds, legal contracts, court preparation consultation, on-site examination, laboratory examination and analysis, document photography, preparation of court exhibits, preparation of written reports, deposition and court testimony.

We compare papers, inks, printing, typewriting, computer-generated documents, facsimiles (faxes), photocopies, rubber stamps and stapler or hole punch holes. We examine and identify signatures, hand printing, handwriting, initials, and numbers. You can call me toll free and tell me all about your case and you will be charged no initial consulting fee. (A free consultation is quite rare in this industry).

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What is a Forensic Document Examiner?

The field of forensic document examination offers services related to the study of documents or other materials containing handwriting, typewriting, or printing. A forensic document examiner draws conclusions about documents including: verification of authenticity, signature comparison and identification; alterations of documents (erasures, indented writing, altered sequence of writing) and any other problem that arises concerning the legitimacy of writing on documents.

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