In National Union Fire Insurance Co. v. Greene, 195 Ariz. 105, 108-11, PP 13-23, 985 P.2d 590, 593-96 (App. 1999), the Court held that a judgment rendered against one spouse in a non-community property jurisdiction may be enforced against the community's property consistent with due process as long as: (1) the obligation on which the foreign judgment was based would have been a community obligation if it had been incurred in Arizona, A.R.S. 25-215(C), and; (2) the non-defendant spouse is joined in the Arizona domestication action and has an opportunity to contend that the foreign judgment was based on an obligation of the other spouse that would have been separate if incurred in Arizona.