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Luka Dončić files Hague Convention petition to bring daughters from Slovenia to US
The Lakers star has filed a petition in Slovenia to secure his daughters' relocation to the United States.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Luka Dončić has filed a Hague Convention petition in Slovenia to have his two daughters, 2‑year‑old Gabriela and 9‑month‑old Olivia, brought to the United States, a source told the California Post, as reported by the New York Post.
The filing seeks to “organize or secure effective exercise of rights of access to a child,” according to the U.S. Department of State. Dončić, entering his third season with the Los Angeles Lakers, is in a custody battle with former fiancée Anamaria Goltes, who remains in Slovenia with the children.
Dončić spent last summer in Slovenia with his daughters, flew the Lakers there for a mini‑camp, and returned to Los Angeles ahead of training camp. He posted Instagram tributes to his girls, saying they are always in his heart.
Key facts
- Luka Dončić filed a Hague Convention petition in Slovenia to bring his daughters to the US (nypost.com)
- His daughters are 2‑year‑old Gabriela and 9‑month‑old Olivia (nypost.com)
- The petition aims to secure rights of access to the children per the U.S. Department of State (nypost.com)
- Dončić is in a custody dispute with former fiancée Anamaria Goltes, who is currently in Slovenia (nypost.com)
Sources
- [1] nypost.com — originally reported as “Luka Doncic files petition to have daughters brought from Slovenia to US”
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