Chris Griffith: Love, marriage, divorce and real estate   Ever
hear the saying, “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned?”
Whoever wrote that was either just picking on women or it’s one
of the old sayings that needs updated to fit modern times.  How
about this update, “Hell hath no fury like a divorcing couple
with more hate than reason and the money to lawyer-up for the
express purpose of legally and emotionally pounding each other
just for sport.” That whole “till death do us part” vow at the
altar wasn’t a promise to eventually divorce and fight to death.
It’s no joke when they say the person you marry isn’t the same
person you divorce. Usually, when a marriage or partnership is
coming to an end, one of the last persons involved in wrapping
up the sordid mess is the real estate agents.  Selling real
estate is a stressful situation for a lot of people without the
added twist of huge changes like death or divorce. Throw in a
few attorneys, restraining orders or court appointed real estate
agents, and little