Randy McCalla — family-reported GAL / Child Representative / Other

Court actor · Public record · KS

RandyMcCalla

GAL / Child Representative

8 families reportedJohnsonLatest report Jun 2026

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WHAT FAMILIES SAY

Randy McCalla, GAL in my custody case; ordered psychological evaluations, multiple interviews with children, but in my experience the findings/recommendations and children’s concerns were disregarded, which escalated conflict and harmed family stability. He ignored years of documented abuse.
Let’s personal opinion guide decisions
Biased information, speaks with other party and not me. Has only spoken with children once.
Functioned more as an advocate for a third-party visitation claim than as a neutral representative for the child and did not submit a formal written GAL report.
Caused permanent and irreparable harm to my children's mental and physical health as well as to my entire family. Blackmailed by Randy McCalla. Ex parte communication between attorneys and court appointed medical professionals. Falsified court hearings with custody-modifying orders when no hearing ever occurred.
This is the single biggest trauma of my life. Guardian Ad Litems are the biggest threat to the family court system and their power must be checked. Randy McCalla ambushed me in court in 2013 — a standard custody hearing — claiming my rights needed to be terminated due to parental alienation. He presented no evidence, and I left court shocked and without my kids. Randy didn't allow me to talk to my kids for 5 weeks. He told me in his office that he knew the judge personally as if to imply she would do whatever he wanted. The therapist Randy insisted on using shared an office with him.

These are allegations reported directly by families through the survey. They are published because 8 unrelated households independently described this court actor — the public-record threshold.

Family-reported submissions.