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Writing on forensic document examination, disputed signatures and what handwriting reveals about behaviour.

The Foundation of Forensic Document Examination

The Eye Sees. The Expert Interprets.

Most people immediately begin comparing its visible appearance with another signature. They notice similarities and differences in the size of the writing, the shape of the letters, the slant, the spacing and the overall pictorial appearance.

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The Foundation of Forensic Document Examination

The Myth About Writing Pressure

One of the most widely accepted beliefs in forensic document examination is that the original document is indispensable because only an original allows the examiner to evaluate writing pressure.

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When The Writer Changes

The Dynamic of Handwriting

Handwriting is not a static product but a dynamic process, created through the brain, nervous system and muscular movements. This section explores how handwriting is produced, why it changes under different physical, emotional and situational conditions, and what may remain chara

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When The Writer Changes

Parkinson’s Disease and the Dynamics of Handwriting

Parkinson’s disease affects areas and neural circuits in the brain involved in the control and automatic execution of movement. As the disease progresses, movements may become slower, smaller and more difficult to initiate and maintain.

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Graphology in Workplace

Graphology in the Workplace

How graphology adds a behavioural perspective to recruitment and workplace decisions, looking beyond the CV to how a person is likely to function in a specific role and environment.

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