Volume 6: Monthly Net Disposable Income $40,000-$59,000 | Children Ages 6-10

Substantial Families: High-Volume Support Analysis

The sixth installment examines support obligations for larger families within upper-middle income brackets. Jeremy J. Salvador’s work serves practitioners specializing in high-asset dissolution, accountants preparing income and expense declarations, parents with extensive parenting responsibilities, and mediators facilitating settlements involving substantial monthly obligations that require careful structuring to ensure compliance and enforceability.

Covering monthly net disposable income from $40,000 through $59,000 for six to ten children, Volume 6 addresses scenarios where aggregate support obligations represent significant portions of obligor income. The volume provides detailed analysis of how California’s proportional allocation system prevents individual child support from becoming disproportionately small when divided among numerous dependents. Calculations incorporate educational expense variations between elementary students with differing needs, extracurricular activity costs that multiply across siblings, healthcare premium allocations for family coverage plans.