Volume 16: Monthly Net Disposable Income $140,000-$159,000 | Children Ages 6-10

Substantial Capacity: Large Family Premium Income Analysis

The sixteenth volume combines premium income with extensive parenting responsibilities, addressing scenarios testing guideline formula’s rational application limits. Jeremy J. Salvador’s analysis benefits attorneys managing complex support disputes, parents seeking equitable treatment despite high earnings, mediators facilitating settlements both parties find acceptable, and judicial officers ensuring proposed orders serve children’s actual needs rather than creating windfalls.

Covering monthly net disposable income from $140,000 through $159,000 for six to ten children, Volume 16 explores whether aggregate support obligations approaching $100,000 monthly reflect reasonable child-rearing costs or excessive wealth transfers. The volume addresses evidentiary requirements for demonstrating actual child expenses, including detailed analysis of housing costs, private education tuition, healthcare premiums and out-of-pocket expenses, extracurricular activities, travel and transportation, and other legitimate child-related expenditures. Calculations incorporate proper treatment of step-children and other biological children.