In the case named Judd v. Judd, 53 Va. App. 578, 673_ S.E.2d 913, 23 VLW 1178 (3/17/09), which is also here under “CUSTODY”, the Court decided it was justified in dividing the wife’s pension so as to give 100% to her. This unusual situation concerned a spouse who had made by far the most monetary contributions, and the Court decided, the most non-monetary contribution and had spent most of her time being employed outside the home as well as raising a family, and that spouse happened to be the wife. All things considered, it seemed fair and just to let her have her retirement. Husband had an IRA that was totally separate, and his retirement and the wife’s pension were very close in value. The husband had brought the real estate into the marriage and the Court recognized his right to credit for that.