Mormons and divorce

I know that members of the LDS consider that marriage goes into the afterlife, but do they divorce? What circumstances and how? I'm not interested in the practices of any of the nutjob cults hiding in bunkers in the desert, but the regular, mainstream church.

Thanks!

Well, I know that the Assembly of God church, for example, can divorce (with the church's OK) only when there is abuse, adultery or drug abuse. Catholics can't divorce at all, for whatever reason, but they can get annulments. Jews can often divorce for a lot of reasons, including a man's inability to have sex or just because the couple cannot reconcile.

So, I was wondering what the criteria the LDS had for allowing a divorce among members.

Of course, people can get divorced outside any church, but then they are not in good standing with the church. I am looking for an answer here about the regular, normal LDS Church and their religious attitude toward divorce.

OK. Have I explained this fully? Should I ask on the Christian message board? I'd really like to know the answer to my question, if anyone here knows.

Thanks everyone.

Although the temple process seems as convoluted as any govt agency, I think I get the idea.