Anamaria Goltes has filed to drop the child support court case against Luka Doncic, citing a desire to resolve the issue 'amicably by mutual agreement'.
The court documents, obtained by TMZ, show that Goltes submitted a request to dismiss her petition for child support with the intention of resolving the matter in the best interests of their children. However, the court rejected her request due to the paperwork missing Luka Doncic's signature.
Luka Doncic and his ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes have been at the center of a messy breakup since their split in 2025. The two were together since their teenage years before their relationship ended. Goltes had filed a lawsuit against Doncic in California for child support, which the 27-year-old and his attorneys disputed.
The court case has been ongoing, with Goltes seeking to resolve the child support issue. The recent development suggests that both parties are now willing to handle their split more amicably. However, the case cannot be dismissed until the paperwork is in order.
Doncic's upcoming NBA season with the Los Angeles Lakers is one of the most anticipated of his career. The team's acquisition of him from the Dallas Mavericks has had intense consequences on his personal life. Despite the recent setback, things are looking up for Luka as he prepares for the new season.
The court case has been a public spectacle, with fans and media outlets following the developments closely. The recent news has sparked contrasting reactions from NBA fans, with some expressing support for Goltes and others for Doncic.
The court documents obtained by TMZ show that Goltes' request to dismiss the case was rejected due to the missing signature. It remains to be seen when the case will be resolved once the paperwork is in order. Doncic will be hoping that the issue can be settled amicably and that he can focus on his upcoming season with the Lakers.
A spokesperson for the court has not commented on the recent development. However, it is expected that the case will be resolved once the necessary paperwork is completed.
Source: Yahoo Sports