Key keywords: Luka Doncic, Anamaria Goltes, child support request withdrawal, Los Angeles family court, mutual agreement, ex-fiancée custody arrangement, NBA star co-parenting, high net worth child support, Gabriela Doncic Anamaria Goltes, the ex-fiancée of Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic, has officially submitted a request to Los Angeles County Superior Court to dismiss her earlier child support petition, with court filings citing a fully negotiated mutual agreement between the former couple as the core reason for the withdrawal. The pair, who dated for 12 years after meeting as teenagers in their native Slovenia, share a 2-year-old daughter named Gabriela, and announced the end of their engagement in January 2024, describing the split as amicable at the time. Goltes first filed the child support petition in July 2024, requesting formal court-ordered financial support to cover Gabriela’s housing, premium healthcare, private early education, extracurricular activities, childcare staff, and other long-term living expenses. At the time of the initial filing, Doncic’s legal team released a statement noting that the 4-time NBA All-Star had voluntarily covered 100% of Gabriela’s costs since her birth, and that the petition appeared to stem from a temporary miscommunication between the two parties’ legal representatives, adding that Doncic remained fully committed to providing for his daughter. The newly public withdrawal documents, dated October 16, 2024, confirm that both Goltes and Doncic have signed a private, binding agreement that addresses all child support, physical and legal custody, and co-parenting terms to the satisfaction of both parties. Neither side will release specific details of the arrangement, per a joint statement shared by their publicists earlier this week. “Our only priority throughout this process has been ensuring our daughter Gabriela has a loving, stable, and private upbringing free from unnecessary media scrutiny,” the joint statement reads. “We have reached an agreement that works for our entire family, and we ask that the public and media respect our privacy as we move forward with co-parenting our daughter. We will not be commenting further on this matter.” Doncic, 25, is currently in the first year of a 5-year, $215 million supermax contract with the Dallas Mavericks, with additional endorsement deals with brands including Nike, 2K Sports, and Coca-Cola bringing his estimated annual income to over $70 million. Prior to the case withdrawal, celebrity finance analysts had estimated that a court-ordered child support arrangement could have required Doncic to pay upwards of $200,000 per month, though the terms of the private agreement remain undisclosed. Court records show the judge assigned to the case is expected to formally approve the withdrawal request by the end of October.