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While pensions can be considered matrimonial property, a short marriage is not likely to have a substantial effect on this. As Head of Family Law, Beverley Johnson, explains: a pension's value before the marriage does not become matrimonial property. Therefore, only a rise in value during the marriage is relevant.
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