Luka Doncic’s legal dispute with ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes has taken another turn. According to an exclusive report by TMZ Sports, Goltes has filed a new legal claim in Slovenia, where she is reportedly seeking a total settlement of $50 million. The report says she is asking for $40 million for herself, while the remaining $10 million is believed to be for the couple’s two daughters. The filing also reportedly asks for changes to Doncic’s custody arrangement. The latest development comes just days after Goltes withdrew her child support petition in California, saying she hoped to resolve the matter through a mutual agreement.
Luka Doncic and Anamaria Goltes’ legal fight shifts from California to Slovenia
The new filing marks a major shift in the legal battle between the former couple. Earlier this week, Anamaria Goltes asked a Los Angeles court to dismiss her child support case.In the court filing, she said she wanted to resolve the matter “amicably and by a mutual agreement” and that doing so would be “in the best interests of their children.”However, the exclusive TMZ Sports report says the dispute has now moved to Slovenia. Sources with direct knowledge told the outlet that Goltes is seeking a $50 million settlement. The report says $40 million is for her, while the remaining $10 million is expected to cover financial support for their daughters.Luka Doncic and Anamaria Goltes share two children, 2-year-old Gabriela and 7-month-old Olivia. The pair were together for around a decade before ending their engagement earlier this year.
Luka Doncic could also face changes to his current custody arrangement
The reported Slovenia filing is not only about money. It also seeks changes to the current custody arrangement for the children.According to the report, Doncic currently spends at least two days each week with his daughters. Goltes is now reportedly asking the court to reduce that to one day a week.Doncic has previously argued that California was not the right place for the legal case because the children live in Slovenia. He also said he had already started legal proceedings there to deal with custody and child support matters.The Los Angeles Lakers star is currently in Slovenia, where he has been spending time closer to his daughters. In May, Doncic announced that he would skip playing for Slovenia’s national team this summer so he could focus on pursuing joint custody of his children.Alongside his family commitments, Doncic is also expected to continue preparing for the upcoming NBA season. Reports say he will host the entire Los Angeles Lakers squad for a four-day minicamp in Slovenia later this month.
