Anamaria Goltes withdraws Luka Doncic child support petition
Anamaria Goltes has withdrawn her Los Angeles child support petition against Luka Doncic, saying she wants to resolve the matter amicably by mutual agreement for their two daughters. The filing came ahead of an Aug. 14 court date as custody remains in Slovenian courts.
Key Takeaways
- Anamaria Goltes asked a Los Angeles court to withdraw the child support petition she filed in March.
- She said the withdrawal aims for an amicable, mutual agreement focused on their children.
- Goltes and Doncic share daughters Gabriela, 2, and Olivia, 7 months, who live with Goltes in Slovenia.
- Doncic has pursued custody contact through Slovenian courts; that process is ongoing.
- A responsive pleading deadline preceded the previously scheduled Aug. 14 hearing.
What did Anamaria Goltes file — and what changed?
In March, Anamaria Goltes filed a petition in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking child support and attorney fees from Doncic. A court date had been set for Aug. 14.
According to court documents reported by ESPN, Goltes was required to submit a responsive pleading by Monday ahead of that hearing. In that filing, first obtained by TMZ, she asked to withdraw the petition.
“I am withdrawing my petition for child support with the specific intention of resolving this matter amicably and by a mutual agreement which is in the best interests of our children,” Goltes stated.
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Why does the withdrawal matter for Doncic’s family case?
The dismissal request signals an effort to settle privately rather than litigate support in California. Goltes, 28, a fashion and fitness model, and Doncic, 27, met as children in Slovenia and dated from 2016; he proposed about three years ago.
Their daughters — Gabriela and Olivia — live with Goltes in Slovenia. The Los Angeles Times reported Goltes sought support after tensions following Olivia’s birth on Dec. 6, 2025, including a dispute over Doncic wanting to bring Gabriela to the United States.
The couple later ended their engagement. Doncic has said he wants joint custody and time with his daughters during the NBA season.
Where does custody stand after Anamaria Goltes stepped back?
Sources told ESPN that Doncic filed an interim injunction with Slovenian courts in February seeking immediate contact with Gabriela and Olivia, and addressing joint custody and child support. The custody resolution remains ongoing under Slovenian jurisdiction.
After the Lakers’ playoff exit, Doncic said he would spend the summer in Slovenia with his children and skip Slovenian national-team qualifying games. He is hosting a Lakers minicamp in Ljubljana from Aug. 20–24.
“I love my daughters more than anything, and they will always come first in my life,” he posted after the season.