The problem with the word “maximum” is that it's a malleable concept. As I said, my biggest job here is to try to urge everyone to consider the need for more specificity and more certainty in the law. The concept of “maximum” is a wonderful one and nobody would disagree with it. That's not the issue. It's what if you get to narrow situations? There are no presumptions, really. When you come to the issue of best interests, everybody agrees with all of these concepts that are written down, but the problem is how you apply them. What's the practical tool to apply them?
The presumption does give a judge at least a hook where he can say that there's some certainty in the law now as to where the normal family falls into it.