Real Estate CEO Accused of Marital Interference

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Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg is accused in a lawsuit by Michael Steckling of offering Paige Steckling a financial package, including $3 million and a Park City home, to leave her husband, with a court order on July 22, 2026, granting an extension for a response. As of July 22, 2026: Poleg denies the allegations, stating no offers were made and that the marriage lacked genuine affection, while admitting to a brief relationship with Paige after his own separation. Michael Steckling is seeking $5 million in damages for 'alienation of affection', a legal concept currently under debate for abolishment in Utah. Poleg has admitted to offering Paige Steckling $1.5 million in an email three days before she filed for divorce, funded by over $600,000 in company stock sales.

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July 2026 — 2 developments

  1. Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged 'Indecent Proposal' to Employee's Wife

    A court order in July 2026 granted an extension for a response in the lawsuit filed by Michael Steckling against Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg. The lawsuit alleges Poleg offered Paige Steckling, Michael's wife, a financial package to leave her husband, leading Michael Steckling to seek $5 million in damages. Poleg has denied the allegations, stating no offers were made and that the marriage lacked genuine affection.

May 2026 — 1 developments

  1. Real Estate CEO Denies Funding Wife Interference with Company Stock Sales

    Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg has denied allegations of marital interference, stating that any financial incentives offered to Paige Steckling were funded by over $600,000 in company stock sales. Poleg admits to a brief relationship with Paige after his separation from his wife.

April 2026 — 1 developments

  1. Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg denies interfering in Michael Steckling's marriage

    Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg has formally denied allegations of interfering in Michael Steckling's marriage. Poleg filed a motion for leave to file an amended counterclaim in November 2025, admitting to sending financial support details but denying offers of money or property to influence the divorce.

March 2026 — 1 developments

  1. Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg sued for interfering in employee's marriage

    The lawsuit accusing Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg of interfering in an employee's marriage was filed in October 2025. Utah is currently debating a bill to abolish 'alienation of affection' laws, which is relevant to the case.

January 2026 — 2 developments

  1. Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg sued for alleged interference in marriage

    Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg is facing a lawsuit filed by Michael Steckling, who accuses Poleg of intentionally interfering in his marriage. The lawsuit claims Poleg offered Paige Steckling $3 million (over Rs 27 crore) and a Park City home valued between $1.5 million and $3 million to leave her husband. Michael Steckling is seeking $5 million (Rs 45 crore) in damages for 'alienation of affection'. Poleg has denied romantic pursuit or intentional interference.

  2. Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg admits to relationship with agent, $1.5M offer before divorce filing

    Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg has admitted to a romantic relationship with agent Paige Steckling, who is at the center of a lawsuit filed by her husband. Poleg admitted to offering Steckling $1.5 million in an email sent three days before she filed for divorce, though he denies other claims. The lawsuit alleges Poleg offered financial incentives, including a multi-million dollar home, to end her marriage.

February 2025 — 1 developments

January 2025 — 2 developments