Volume 30: Monthly Net Disposable Income $280,000-$299,000 | Children Ages 6-10

Absolute Maximum: Complete Series Culmination

The thirtieth and final volume in Jeremy J. Salvador’s groundbreaking series combines maximum covered income with extensive parenting responsibilities, addressing the ultimate test of guideline formula rational application. This comprehensive resource serves specialists handling California’s most complex dissolution proceedings, parents managing unprecedented support obligations, mediators facilitating settlements in seemingly impossible circumstances, and trial courts ensuring proposed orders serve legitimate child support purposes rather than functioning as excessive wealth redistribution mechanisms.

Covering monthly net disposable income from $280,000 through $299,000 for six to ten children, Volume 30 explores whether aggregate support potentially exceeding $300,000 monthly reflects any rational child support policy or demonstrates guideline formula’s complete breakdown at extreme income levels. The volume provides exhaustive analysis of actual child-rearing costs at various income levels, demonstrating where expenses plateau regardless of continued parental income increases and establishing evidentiary foundations for deviation requests. Calculations incorporate comprehensive consideration of all factors affecting support determinations: timeshare percentages, tax implications, other child support obligations.