Volume 28: Monthly Net Disposable Income $260,000-$279,000 | Children Ages 6-10

Ultra-High-Volume Peak Income Analysis

The twenty-eighth volume combines peak income levels with numerous dependents, addressing calculations that fundamentally challenge the guideline formula’s rational application. Jeremy J. Salvador’s analysis serves specialists managing California’s most complex family law proceedings, parents facing eleven-figure annual obligations, mediators navigating seemingly impossible negotiations, and judges weighing whether guideline formula application serves children’s interests or generates excessive wealth transfers.

Covering monthly net disposable income from $260,000 through $279,000 for six to ten children, Volume 28 explores whether aggregate support approaching or exceeding $300,000 monthly reflects rational child support policy or demonstrates guideline formula’s limitations at extreme income levels. The volume addresses constitutional questions regarding support obligation limits, examining potential due process violations when calculated amounts consume most obligor income or exceed any reasonable child-rearing cost estimates. Calculations incorporate sophisticated analysis of tax implications, asset division considerations.