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Plain-language guides on private autopsies, exhumation, cause of death, and forensic pathology — written for Texas families, attorneys, and county officials.
September 7, 2026
Infant Autopsy: Finding Answers & Support in 2026
Understanding the infant autopsy process in Texas. Learn why it's done, what to expect, and how a private autopsy offers clear answers for grieving families.
September 6, 2026
Chain of Custody Requirements for Texas Autopsies
Learn chain of custody requirements for forensic evidence in Texas. Understand documentation, legal standards, and how Texas Autopsy Services ensures
September 5, 2026
Molecular Autopsy: A Guide for Families and Attorneys
Learn what a molecular autopsy is, when it helps after sudden unexplained death, and how genetic testing fits with a forensic autopsy. Practical guidance
September 4, 2026
HIPAA Compliant Release of Information for Autopsy Reports
Learn what a HIPAA compliant release of information requires for autopsy and forensic records, including who can authorize, required form elements, and how
September 3, 2026
Forensic Dental Records and How They Support Identification
Learn how forensic dental records support identification, what records matter, and how families and attorneys in Texas can request and transfer them securely.
September 2, 2026
Wrongful Death Investigation: A Family Guide
Learn how a wrongful death investigation works, what families should expect, and how attorneys build a case. Expert guidance for 2026.
September 1, 2026
Exhumed Body After 50 Years: What Forensics Can Still Find
Exhumed body after 50 years: learn what forensic testing can still reveal, Texas legal requirements for disinterment, and how exhumation is handled.
August 31, 2026
Suspicious Death Autopsy: A Guide for Families
Learn what a suspicious death autopsy entails, how it impacts legal cases, and why families and attorneys need expert guidance through the process.
August 30, 2026
Is an Overdose Considered Accidental Death
Is an overdose considered accidental death? Learn how manner of death is determined, what coroners consider, and when a second opinion helps.
August 29, 2026
Excited Delirium Death Explained for Texas Families
A medically grounded explainer of excited delirium death, what autopsy can and cannot show, the restraint controversy, and next steps Texas families can take.
August 28, 2026
Immunohistochemistry Testing in Autopsy Work Explained
Learn how immunohistochemistry testing supports cause-of-death investigations, common markers, sample handling, and what families and attorneys can expect.
August 27, 2026
Medical Record Review for Law Firms: A Practical Guide
Learn how to commission a medical record review for law firms, from gathering documents to working with forensic pathologists for court-admissible findings.