Are You a Victim of Forgery in Texas or elsewhere in the US?

Don Lehew works with attorneys, prosecutors, businesses, organizations, and individuals on forgery detection cases and stolen checks, in Texas and elsewhere in the United States. Call now for a FREE 30-min. initial consultation: Tel: 1-214-995-2905

Do you know a victim of forgery or stolen checks?

View Don Lehew’s Credentials

Since 1987 I have examined over 500 forgery detection cases, which equates to over a thousand questioned documents. I’ve also testified in court with regard to many of these cases, with experience in handwriting comparison, typewriter & typeface identification, and time dating of documents.

Our office is fast, conservative, and meticulous. I maintain an up-to-date professional library and laboratory for use in the examination of questioned or altered documents.

• Court qualified • Board certified • Internationally recognized • Fast turnaround • Attorney recommended • Questioned documents expert in forgeries, contracts, altered corporate minutes, internal theft, wills, notes, checks, contracts, celebrity autograph validation, attorney consulting, paper identification, and much more.

Call today at 1-214-995-2905 if you are looking for a court qualified “forgery detection” examiner. If you are an attorney, you will receive straightforward communication about any concerns or questions relating to your case. I have given opinions and/or testified in both civil and criminal cases in the states of Texas, New Mexico, and Nevada. If you are an individual, a business owner, a member of law enforcement, or member of an organization, you will receive professional treatment, respect, and 30 years of experience, together with a free 30-min. initial, confidential consultation.

Just pick up the phone and call my office today1-214-995-2905. If you would prefer to e-mail your initial questions, you can send e-mail to don@accurateforgerydetection.com

Call me now at 1-214-995-2905. I look forward to working with you. “You may delay but Time will not.” – Benjamin Franklin

Tampered with or falsified documents are a serious problem. Don Lehew works with law enforcement to detect identity theft, forgery, stolen checks, Texas, United States. Frequently viewed as a white-collar crime, these instances can cause great grief and financial loss for victims. Though someone usually discovers these fake documents, it can be a long road to justice.

Forgery Detection, Defined

Any time a person forges or modifies something to deceive others, it’s falsification or forgery. Modifications can take the form of alterations of signature, dollar amounts, names, or fake entries. People falsify all sorts of documents, including birth certificates, death certificates, titles, checks, and deeds.

There are safeguards against allowing these documents to enter the public record. Attorneys, agents, and government employees keep an eye on such things. For example, a title agent orders a title exam before approving the sale of a home. One reason for doing this is to ensure that the document is valid and not designed to obscure anything that could impact the sale.

Unfortunately, sometimes no one catches on to falsified documents. In those instances, the falsified information enters the public record. There they act in a similar manner to computer viruses. Over time, the degree of their impact worsens. Sometimes, it takes awhile to realize they are there. In most cases, however, someone eventually discovers the false documents.

Source: CourthouseDirect.com