in Charlottesville.
Derek’s office.
Grandpa’s medical records, obtained legally through the trust, showed that on the dates those deeds were supposedly signed, his Parkinson’s had progressed to the point where he could barely control a pen.
His neurologist wrote:
“Patient exhibits significant resting tremor in both hands. Fine motor tasks, including writing, are no longer achievable independently.”
Yet the signatures on those deeds were smooth and steady.
No tremor.
Diana hired forensic handwriting specialist Dr. Carol Fenton, certified by the American Board of Forensic Document Examiners.
Her analysis took two
