A father’s story.
An architecture exposed.

The experience.
The machinery.
The cost.

OUTSOURCED MALEVOLENCE WITH IMMUNITY

Outsourced Malevolence with Immunity: The Architecture of Family Court is a memoir by Med Yacoub, set in New Jersey’s family courts, about fatherhood, repeated accusations, interference with parenting time, and the physical, emotional, and financial toll of prolonged litigation.

The story follows the life behind the filings: working to survive, navigating court orders, living with uncertainty, and holding on to a relationship with his daughter. Personal experience sits alongside an examination of how allegations, procedures, enforcement, and institutional authority can shape a family’s life.

Med Yacoub is a father, marketing strategist, and writer. This book grows out of his own experience and the records he has kept through it. At its center is the relationship that gives the story its stakes: a father and his daughter.