Archive · 31 Jan 2026
CEO Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged $3M Offer
A CEO named Tamir Poleg is in trouble because he allegedly offered his colleague, Paige Steckling, a lot of money and a nice house to leave her husband.
Her husband, Michael, is upset and sued Tamir.
Tamir even sold some of his company's stock to pay for this.
Paige said the offer wasn't the reason she got divorced, but her husband disagrees.
It's like a real-life movie plot where someone tries to buy love, but it ended up in a big fight.
The CEO's company says Paige wasn't even their employee, but the CEO admitted he sent the email offering money.
CEO Tamir Poleg allegedly offered colleague Paige Steckling $1.5 million and a $2-3 million home to leave her husband.
Paige's husband, Michael, filed a lawsuit against Poleg, seeking $5 million in damages for the alleged interference in their marriage.
Poleg admitted to sending the email but denied any romantic intentions or interference in the marriage.
Paige and Michael Steckling divorced in 2025, with Michael alleging the offer led to the divorce.
Poleg's company, Real Brokerage, disputed the allegations, stating Paige was never an employee and no money was paid.
- Who
- Tamir Poleg, Paige Steckling, Michael Steckling
- What
- CEO allegedly offered colleague money to leave her husband, leading to a lawsuit
- When
- January 2025
- Where
- Park City, Utah; Las Vegas, Nevada; Anaheim, California; Miami, Florida
- Why
- CEO allegedly wanted to pursue a relationship with the colleague
- CEO
- Tamir Poleg
- Colleague
- Paige Steckling
- Husband
- Michael Steckling
- Amount Offered
- $1.5 million in cash and a $2-3 million home in Park City, Utah
- Stock Sold
- $600,000 worth of Real Brokerage stock
- Divorce Year
- 2025
- Damages Sought
- $5 million
