I once read a wise saying "Never cry for the one who won't cry for you"
If she would not just throw tantrums, as you suspect, but really protest and refuse to proceed to divorce because, despite her spoilt behaviour (thanks to her parents' upbringing or some defective gene she inherited from her ancestral line?), she actually loves you, then it will be hard, going forward.
Perhaps after the divorce is finalised, both of you will miss each other so much that you get married all over again, who can tell?
And if she has feelings for you, still loves you, to borrow your "love" word, the Family Court would be witnessing two lovers, standing and facing each other, screaming lovingly at each other "I want to leave the house to you!!!"
But if one party is silent, but inside her head, she says to herself "Of course the house is mine, stupid. You love me but I see you like a piece of trash. I have never loved you, and you can jolly well crawl back to your mommy's house for all I care. Now, get lost from me! And no need to hand over the house keys. I am changing all the locks. I don't trust you."