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Certified Document Examiner
Serving attorneys, courts, and private clients across Missouri since 2010.
Available Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM-5:00 PM CT
Tim Morgan's Credentials as a Forensic Document Examiner
Tim Morgan is a certified expert handwriting analyst and a forgery analyst in the State of Missouri and all 50 states. He is a skilled authority in handwriting identification. He has analyzed over 5000 handwriting specimens since becoming a Certified Forensic Document Examiner in the state of Missouri in 1992.
He is presently a consultant for criminal profiling with a number of private investigators operating in Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee, gleaning character profiles from handwriting samples as seen on the television show "CSI." He has also performed forgery determinations for private investigators in the state of Missouri.
Tim Morgan is now a recognized Federal Criminal Expert Witness in the Northern Federal District of Iowa.
Tim Morgan is a graduate of the International School of Forensic Document Examination, the only existing non-government school for court document examiners in the world. He has studied numerous authorities of handwriting analysis in many examining disciplines such as Medical Graphology—Dr. Alexander, MD, MN, Bunker of the International Graphologist Society—and Graphotherapy—Bart Baggett. Tim Morgan has studied handwriting analysis for over 40 years.
Tim Morgan is certified by Handwriting University International and by Mr. Bart Baggett, an internationally recognized handwriting analyst and international authority on court document examination. Mr. Bart Baggett's qualifications have been affirmed in the Los Angeles, California, judicial system and in various legislative districts all over the United States.
Conferences & Lectures
CONFERENCES ATTENDED
LECTURES GIVEN
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DOCUMENT EXAMINERS CONFERENCE
April, 2012 – San Diego, California
SUBJECTS TAUGHT:
Me Auliff – A Social-Cognitive Primer on persuasion in Legal contexts
Joseph – How to become an effective rebuttal witness
Hunter McMahan – e-discovery
Zweig: An Overview of Zarbaco digital imaging products
Lee – An overview of Foster and Freeman products
Wakshull – Using Statistical Process Control to assist with writer identification
Brugnateli – A non-morphological method to differentiate between the genuine
Hammond – The purpose of construction of proficiency testing
Will – A case involving digital signature pads
Teulings – MovAlyzer in Forensic document examination
Raucher – Electronic Signature Capture and Analysis
Shelia Lowe – A $500,000.00 cut and paste—creating check
Harralson – Comparative Differences between Electronically captured
Signatures and conventional ink Signatures
Schane – Language and the Law
Coulson – Body language in communications
Long – Federal Rule 26
Zfaty—The dos and don’ts of the testifying witness
Sherry – A suicide/murder case, illegible writing
Holmes – A case that went before the grand jury
Jarvis – The application of FHE to music calligraphy
Liebscher – Ethics and the Forensic Document Examiner
Liebman – Digital Camera tricks for the document examiner
LECTURES GIVEN
HEARTLAND WRITER’S CONFERENCE
SIKESTON, MISSOUR I—May, 2011
Presented two 2-hour lectures on handwriting identification
HEARTLAND WRITERS GUILD
JACKSON, MISSOUR I—February, 2013
Presented one hour lecture on being an “Expert Witness” as a returning guest lecturer
Discuss Your Case Before You Retain
We're available Monday through Friday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, to discuss your case requirements before you commit to retention. A brief initial conversation costs nothing and confirms whether your matter is suited to questioned-document examination. If you're not ready to call, you can send your case details by message,and we'll respond promptly.
Available Monday-Friday, 10:00 AM-5:00 PM CT
Exposing the Truth, One Pen Stroke At A Time.
