Graphology reports for genealogy

Many people are interested in their family trees, and go to great pains to find out their heritage and lineage. We, at Tough Cases.Com, offer you our special services. We can tell you all about these relatives with just a small sample of their handwriting.

You will not only know who your relatives were, but what their personalities were as well. We can accurately analyze these samples, so you can have that special insight into your family history.

Our handwriting reports for old documents

Graphology is timeless. It doesn't matter how old the sample is, as long as it is intact. Our graphologists are expert in old documents. I have personally analyzed samples over 500 years old. The difference between these very old documents and that of handwriting today is just in the different "copybooks" of the time. [A "copybook" is the alphabet that these people were taught to write with when they were first learning]

Knowing how handwriting has changed throughout the centuries, allows us today to easily utilize the principles of graphology to old documents. Visit our section on "Famous People" and you will see samples and handwriting analysis of famous people going back to Elizabeth I

Whatever document you have, we can analyze it.

Handwriting analysis for documents in foreign languages

Some of our clientele bring us samples that are written in a different language; asking us if we can analyze it. The answer is yes! We can analyze handwriting samples in all other languages. Once again, the principles of graphology transcend the differences in language. Any language can be analyzed. I have personally analyzed handwriting samples accurately in French, Portuguese, Italian, Thai, Arabic, and even an Indian dialect.

Our graphology reports make an excellent gift

Our clients will often ask us to do a complete report and give it as an anniversary or Christmas gift. Our complete reports bring your loved ones back to life, and into your home again. And these reports will last forever, and can be passed on down to the next generation of your family.