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Luka Dončić filed documents with the Superior Court of Los Angeles on Friday seeking dismissal of a petition filed by his ex-fiancée, Anamaria Goltes, that pursued child support and attorney fees from Dončić, sources familiar with Dončić's situation told ESPN's Dave McMenamin. Goltes is the mother of Dončić's two daughters - 2-year-old Gabriela and 4-month-old Olivia - and lives in Slovenia with the children, but filed her petition in California earlier this month.
This comes after Dončić filed an interim injunction with the Slovenian courts last month, seeking immediate contact with Gabriela and Olivia, sources familiar with Dončić's situation told ESPN, and addressing joint custody and child support.
Luka Doncic is calling a technical foul on his ex-fiancée, essentially telling the court she should consult a map before filing legal docs over their 2 children ... TMZ Sports has learned. The Lakers superstar filed docs Friday asking an L.A. County judge to dismiss Anamaria Goltes' request for child support and attorneys fees, because she filed it in California ... when she knows the kids live in Slovenia.
In the docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, Luka and his attorney Laura Wasser point out he is not a California resident, and neither are their daughters. He says he's been trying for months to get Anamaria to move to Cali with their kids, but she's refused, since moving back to Slovenia last May. As we reported, that distance is exactly why he says he pulled the plug on their engagement.
“But you’ll never hear an OKC fan complain about my free throws. You’ll never hear a Denver fan complain about Jokić’s free throws. You’ll never hear a Lakers fan complain about Luka’s free throws. It’s just part of the business. But I love it, it creates buzz around the game. It creates rivalries. It creates energy. It’s what makes the NBA so fun. Honestly, the fact that they care so much is great, because they care, they watch it on TV, the TV deals grow, I get more money. It’s how it goes. That’s honestly how I see it. So I love it. It’s amazing. It makes the games more fun.”
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Luka Doncic missed his first free throw and stepped away from the line and smiled while composing himself before making the second -- notching the third game of at least 60 points in his career and the highest-scoring game by an opponent in Miami, eclipsing James Harden's 58 on Feb. 28, 2019. When the final buzzer sounded, Doncic was mobbed by his teammates, who circled him to celebrate his fourth game with 40-plus points in the past eight games. "I mean, that's what it's all about," Doncic said of his team's reaction. "You see everybody celebrating on the bench ... it shows that we care a lot about each other. And that's what great teams do. Just makes my heart happy seeing them celebrate my 60-point game."
The players huddled in the locker room after Wednesday’s game before the coaches entered and decided they would all play against Miami (38-32). “When he said he was playing, I was like, I can’t let a 41-year-old play and I not play,” said Reaves, who battled through a bruise on his shooting wrist to finish with 18 points. “So [I] signed up to play and so did Luka and we went and grinded the win out.” Doncic, one night after scoring 40 points with 10 assists, was showered with “MVP” chants in the fourth quarter as he became the ninth Laker with multiple 50-point performances in a single-season. He scored 51 points in a win over the Chicago Bulls on March 12.
ESPN: "I know what it's like to be in that mode, ... as people can see it's not easy to hit 80." —Bam Adebayo after Luka dropped 60 PTS vs. the Heat 👀
"I know what it's like to be in that mode, ... as people can see it's not easy to hit 80."
— ESPN (@espn) March 20, 2026
—Bam Adebayo after Luka dropped 60 PTS vs. the Heat 👀 pic.twitter.com/AS9f7BG9mX
Automatic: Luka's last 8 games: 40.9 pts 8.9 reb 7.4 ast 3.3 stl+blk 66% true shooting 8-0 record
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Keerthika Uthayakumar: Luka Doncic is averaging 39.4 points on the 2nd night of a back-to-back this season, on pace to be 4th-most in NBA history. Wilt - 50.1 points in 1961-62 Wilt - 41.7 points in 1962-63 James Harden - 40.9 points in 2018-19 Luka Doncic - 39.4 points this season
NBA Courtside: Luka on his hot scoring streak and LeBron: "I feel like my 3 ball is going well and i'm attacking... Like I said yesterday, without him we don't win. The way he is playing its incredible to see and to watch"
