Jaime Pressly Files for Divorce

Actress Jaime Pressly is officially ending her marriage which lasted for 15-months as she filed for divorce from husband Simran Singh.

Citing "irreconcilable differences", radaronline reports that the divorce petition was "filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on January 21" and their marriage ended on December 27, 2010.

Jaime also seeking to the the court to deny Singh any spousal support and she's requesting to change her legal name back to Pressly after taking Simran’s surname.

Few days after her breakup with her husband Simran, 33 year-old actress was arrested for DUI in which the alcohol level registered nearly three times the legal limit. She also facing tax problems amounting to $637,000.

My Name Is Earl star and Simran tied the knot September 26, 2009 at the Dick Clark Estate in Malibu.

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Jaime Pressly Splits From Husband and Tax Problems

More troubles for actress Jaime Pressly as she faces tax and marriage problems!

Aside from her January 5 DUI arrest, the 33 year-old actress is reportedly facing legal problems as she's behind in her taxes amounting to $637,000 and the IRS filed a $260,370 tax lien filed against her on December 6.

In 2008, IRS had filed $281,699 lien for income taxes and another lien was filed against her by the State of California in the amount of $95,080.

Meanwhile, Jaime Pressly and her husband/lawyer Simran Singh are reportedly separated.

One insider tells UsMag, "They are done."

Adds another, "It's over. I don't think they have officially filed anything yet though."

"I think it comes down to she married this guy too fast. He seemed like a good guy but he is super full of himself and puts her down for everything. He picks fights with her for any little thing."

My Name Is Earl star and Simran tied the knot September 26, 2009 at the Dick Clark Estate in Malibu.

Jaime Pressly is currently free on $15,000 bail from jer DUI arrest last January 5 in which the alcohol level registered nearly three times the legal limit.

[Photo courtesy by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images]