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Goltes Withdraws Child Support Case Against Dončić
5 Aug
Summary
- Goltes seeks dismissal to reach mutual agreement for children.
- Court filing incomplete without Dončić's signature.
- Dončić's lawyer previously argued for Slovenia jurisdiction.
Anamaria Goltes has sought to dismiss the child support petition she filed earlier this year against NBA player Luka Dončić. Court documents reveal Goltes' request to the Los Angeles County court, stating her intention to resolve the matter amicably through a mutual agreement that prioritizes their children's best interests. She specified that the dismissal should be 'without prejudice,' allowing for future refiling if necessary.
The court has not yet granted the dismissal, noting that the filing is incomplete due to the absence of Dončić's signature. Goltes had initiated the child support case on March 9, without specifying custody orders for their two daughters. Shortly after, Dončić, represented by attorney Laura Wasser, filed a motion to dismiss the petition, contending that California was an inappropriate forum and that a case had already been initiated in Slovenia in February 2026.
A hearing on Dončić's motion was scheduled for August 14. Dončić and Goltes, who have been together since their teenage years, share two daughters. Dončić previously expressed his commitment to his daughters' happiness and well-being following their engagement's end.
