The Call Out : War: Institutional Cowardice Is Not Honorable
Overview
THE CALL OUT: WAR
Institutional Cowardice Is Not Honorable.
A court order is not a functioning relationship. A docket entry is not a remedy. And a child does not get the lost time back.
THE CALL OUT: WAR is a blistering, records-first examination of Maine's family-court system-and the distance between what its paperwork promises and what families actually experience.
Drawing on a documentary chronology spanning 2010 to 2026, father and author Justin Tahai places institutional statements beside the records they describe. Court orders meet implementation emails. Professional representations meet omitted history. Filing requirements meet rejection notices. Oversight conclusions meet the questions they leave unanswered.
The result is not a request to take another angry parent's word for it.
It is an invitation to read the fucking source.
The book follows the obstacles between a citizen and a meaningful answer: repeated electronic-filing rejections, a broken support link, a $1,515.90 transcript deposit, fragmented proceedings, and ordinary parenting logistics that become another round of legal conflict. It examines how a statement can be technically accurate yet leave readers without the context necessary to understand what happened.
It also maps the professional relationships connecting courts, oversight bodies, and attorneys-without confusing institutional overlap with proof of secret coordination. The question is whether the safeguards are clear, independent, and capable of producing accountability.
Throughout, one clock matters more than the docket's:
The childhood clock.
While adults argue about procedure, children continue growing. Relationships change. Household resources disappear. Opportunities for repair pass. The final chapter, "THE FINAL CALL OUT: RISE," examines what those burdens can mean beyond the immediate dispute-and calls for nonviolent public action to leave the next generation something better.
Profane, personal, and unrelenting, THE CALL OUT: WAR challenges the substitution of prestige for candor, process for results, and coerced deference for earned respect.
The name is not the accusation.
The record is the record.
The question is the call-out.
When every office can explain its limits, who answers for the accumulated harm?
For our children. For their children. For Everyone.
RISE.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798175881104
- ISBN-10: 9798175881104
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: September 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.36 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.52 pounds
- Page Count: 170
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