Slovenian Media: Reason Revealed Why Dončić's Ex Withdrew Her Lawsuit
According to court documents, Anamaria Goltes seeks an amicable resolution, but Slovenia's Delo has a completely different version of the story.
According to court documents, Anamaria Goltes seeks an amicable resolution, but Slovenia's Delo has a completely different version of the story.
The legal dispute between basketball superstar Luka Dončić and his former fiancée Anamaria Goltes has taken a new, unexpected turn. News that Goltes withdrew her alimony request, filed in Los Angeles several months ago, quickly spread through the media, but sources differ on the real motives behind this move.
The official version, visible in court documents, suggests the request was withdrawn with the intention of resolving the entire dispute through agreement and in the best interests of their children. However, the Slovenian portal Delo offers a completely different story, citing its own sources.
According to Delo's reporting, the real reason for withdrawing the request is not a desire for an amicable resolution but cold legal calculation. Their sources claim that Anamaria Goltes's lawyers assessed that they would not succeed with the alimony request before a California court. It is believed the court would dismiss the case precisely due to jurisdictional issues, given that the children do not reside in the state of California.
This is not the first time problematic jurisdiction of the Los Angeles court has been mentioned. There had been public speculation earlier, especially after Dončić hired renowned American attorney Laura Wasser, who specializes in celebrity divorces, hinting that a serious legal battle lay ahead.
Recall that Luka Dončić and Anamaria Goltes announced the end of their ten-year relationship at the beginning of the year. During their time together, they got engaged and had two daughters. Shortly after the breakup, Goltes initiated alimony proceedings in Los Angeles, drawing massive public attention.
If the two sides now manage to reach an out-of-court agreement, a lengthy and potentially unpleasant legal process could be avoided. Issues related to custody and financial obligations would thus be resolved amicably, away from the public eye.