If she can't provide this information than it would be a judgement call on your part, but in my experience without providing this info, the best a renter could do would be to get a notarized letter from the husband stating agreement to the alimony, how much they're paying and for how long.

How would we know the op posting isn't one of this dudes competitors.If someone was convicted of a crime, which has been the case, then we would pull their stuff..but short of that, people are free to make their own judgements.

Since the owner lives in Japan, he would not show up and you are 1) awarded the Judgement.

A memorable reply I recall  from a pumper here back then was “I wont let you rain on my parade” … well now it’s a tsunami coming inland and it doesn’t care about your feelings. 

Get your judgement so you're first in line when assets are sold.

. - not to rain on anyone's parade here, but why are you being so optimistic with your modeling.

I don’t see any rain in our area today when she was planning to drive.

Two questions for you:1) What kinds and size of judgements are you typically seeing against property owners?

Just before Judgement and a mis-understood property value.  

Miami just had the biggest rain event in history without wind damages.