Luka Doncic and Anamaria Goltes. Image via: Anamaria Goltes/ InstagramLuka Doncic's child support case took a significant turn this week after his ex-fiancée, Anamaria Goltes, reportedly withdrew her California petition seeking child support for their two daughters. The filing hints at a potential shift away from a courtroom battle and toward a private resolution between the former couple.The development comes just days before a scheduled court date and follows months of legal back-and-forth over jurisdiction, custody, and financial support. While the dismissal does not end the broader dispute, it suggests both sides are now attempting to settle matters outside the California court system.Luka Doncic as ex-fiancée reportedly drops child support battleLuka Doncic and Anamaria Goltes. Image via: Anamaria Goltes/ InstagramAnamaria Goltes filed documents on Monday asking a Los Angeles judge to dismiss her child support petition without prejudice, according to TMZ. The move allows the issue to be revisited in the future if necessary, but for now reflects an effort to reach an agreement away from the courtroom."I am withdrawing my Petition for Child Support with the specific intention of resolving this matter amicably and by a mutual agreement which is in the best interests of our children," Goltes stated in court documents obtained by TMZ.Her decision follows Luka Doncic's legal challenge to the California filing. Through attorney Laura Wasser, the Los Angeles Lakers star reportedly argued that the petition lacked legal grounds because the children have been living in Slovenia rather than California. Court filings also claimed Doncic encouraged Goltes to relocate to California with their daughters, but she chose to remain in Slovenia, where the children have lived since May.The legal process, however, has not been entirely straightforward. According to TMZ, Goltes' request to dismiss was initially rejected because the paperwork did not include Doncic's signature, leaving procedural matters to be resolved before the filing can be finalized.ESPN also reported that Goltes withdrew the petition ahead of an Aug. 14 court date after being required to submit a responsive pleading. Sources familiar with the situation told the outlet that custody proceedings remain active under the jurisdiction of Slovenian courts.How many kids do the former couple share?Doncic and Goltes were together for approximately a decade before ending their engagement, with reports indicating that long-distance challenges played a role in the separation. Today, the former couple share two daughters, Gabriela and Olivia.Although the child support petition has been withdrawn, no details have been disclosed regarding any private agreement involving financial support, custody arrangements, or parenting responsibilities as of now.The family matter has also influenced Doncic's offseason plans. According to ESPN, the 27-year-old chose to remain in Slovenia this summer instead of representing his national team in the FIBA World Cup European qualifiers."I love my daughters more than anything, and they will always come first in my life," Doncic posted after the Lakers' playoff exit. "As I continue working toward joint custody of my daughters, I have been forced to make a difficult decision between traveling and playing for the Slovenian national team and being with my daughters this summer."With custody proceedings continuing in Slovenia and the California child support petition now moving toward dismissal, the legal focus appears to be shifting overseas. Meanwhile, Doncic is expected to host the Lakers for a four-day minicamp in Ljubljana later this month, balancing preparations for the upcoming NBA season with an offseason centered on family.