Volume 9: Monthly Net Disposable Income $80,000-$99,000 | Children Ages 1-5

Executive Income: High-Earning Obligor Responsibilities

Jeremy J. Salvador’s ninth volume addresses support calculations approaching the guideline formula’s practical upper limits for younger children. This resource serves attorneys representing corporate executives, forensic accountants analyzing executive compensation packages, parents seeking understanding of substantial obligations, and judges reviewing agreements involving high-income scenarios where parties may attempt to contract around mandatory guidelines.

Volume 9 covers monthly net disposable income ranging from $80,000 to $99,000 for one to five children. At this income level, questions emerge regarding whether guideline amounts exceed reasonable child-rearing costs, potentially justifying deviations under § 4057(b)(3). The volume provides detailed analysis of expense categories that legitimately increase with parental income, enhanced educational opportunities, superior healthcare access, enrichment activities, versus expenses that plateau regardless of parental earnings. Calculations address proper treatment of deferred compensation, restricted stock units vesting.