Learn more about what to expect from a personal consultation, how to submit your writing sample, and the kind of insights Kim Wasley can provide to help you on your journey of self-discovery and personal growth.
Yes, you can send me any handwriting and signatures you have in your possession. Please explain who the person is in relation to you and why you are seeking an assessment of their handwriting. Each case's ethical nature will be evaluated before proceeding with the analysis.
A few paragraphs of writing are required; the more, the better. Additionally, please include your signature three times.
Both lined and unlined paper are acceptable. You can choose writings from a notebook or send me a sample of your handwriting and signatures. Many people prefer A4 computer paper as it is commonly available.
Please scan and email or post the following:
Learn how Kim Wasley’s expertise can be a valuable tool for legal professionals, the types of legal matters handwriting analysis can support, and the limitations of this analysis.
Most cases involving an FDE are settled out of court, which saves time, money, and emotional distress. The evidence presented in the form of an affidavit is often used alongside other evidence, resulting in out-of-court settlements. Compared to court fees, time, court appearances, and costs, FDE services are a cost-effective method of contesting a document.
No, many matters are settled out of court, with the FDE presenting their findings in the form of an affidavit as requested by a legal representative. An affidavit serves as additional evidence and often influences whether a case goes to court or is settled out of court, saving significant time, effort, and emotional stress.
A Forensic Document Examiner (FDE), also known as a Questioned Document Examiner or Handwriting Expert, is a professional recognized by the courts for their expertise in analyzing and authenticating documents and handwriting.
An FDE examines documents to establish the authenticity of the author. They may testify in court as an expert witness, presenting their findings to the court, jury, magistrate, or judge. FDEs produce affidavits citing their findings, which serve as additional evidence and can help arbitrate matters out of court.
Explore how handwriting analysis can benefit your organization, discover the typical applications within a business setting, and gain insights into how Kim Wasley’s expertise can be used to improve your company’s performance and decision-making processes.
I have a standard questionnaire available upon request. These questions can be copy-pasted onto your company letterhead and distributed to staff and colleagues, who will then print out, complete, scan, and email the forms back to you or a specified member of your HR department. Alternatively, forms can be emailed or posted directly back to me.
Email me to set up a date and time to discuss your organisational requirements.
Email me to set up a date and time to discuss your team and what they need.
Email me for a free list of potential questions you can copy-paste onto your company letterhead. These questions are tailored for:
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I screen for 16 core competencies based on what employers have asked me to assess over the years.
A consultation is the first step to unlocking the power of handwriting and drawing analysis in your life. During your consultation, Kim will discuss your goals and answer any questions you may have.