A private dispute involving Luka Dončić and his former fiancée, Anamaria Goltes, has taken another reported turn. Goltes is said to be seeking a total of $50 million while asking for the Los Angeles Lakers star’s weekly parenting time to be reduced. The case concerns their two young daughters and is reportedly being handled in Slovenia.
What has actually been reported
According to Hoops Alerts on Instagram, Goltes is seeking $40 million for herself and another $10 million believed to be intended for the couple’s daughters. The post also claims that she wants Dončić’s parenting time reduced from at least two days each week to one. Those details were taken from a TMZ report rather than an independently obtained court document.
The original story was described by TMZ Sports, which attributed its information to unnamed sources with direct knowledge of the situation. TMZ reported that Goltes had filed a new claim in Slovenia and was seeking $40 million for herself. However, the outlet explicitly said it assumed that the remaining $10 million would be for the children, meaning that part of the Instagram post should not be presented as a confirmed term of the filing.
The dispute has moved between two countries
Goltes had previously filed a child support petition in California before requesting that it be withdrawn. She indicated that she wanted the matter resolved through a mutual agreement that protected the interests of the children. Dončić had argued that California was not the correct jurisdiction because his daughters live in Slovenia and related proceedings were already taking place there.
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The latest reported claim therefore appears to form part of a wider disagreement over financial support and parenting arrangements. Dončić has reportedly been seeking joint custody and spent time in Slovenia during the summer to remain close to his daughters. Neither side’s complete legal position is available through the public reporting.
The headline figure remains an allegation
No publicly accessible Slovenian court document has independently confirmed the full $50 million demand or how the money would be divided. A claim filed with a court would also represent one party’s request, not a ruling that the money is owed. The responsible conclusion is limited: TMZ has reported a new legal claim, while its precise contents and eventual outcome remain unconfirmed.
