Even as Luka Doncic posts incredible numbers in the home stretch of the regular season, he is also locked in a fierce custody battle against his ex Anamaria Goltes. As Doncic fights to gain custody of his two daughters, the LA Lakers superstar has enlisted the help of a high-profile lawyer with a star-studded resume.
As reported by multiple news outlets, Doncic has added divorce attorney Laura Wasser to his legal team. Wasser has been nicknamed “Disso Queen” for providing legal assistance to the likes of Kim Kardashian, Angelina Jolie, and Britney Spears, celebrities who have dealt with messy splits.
Upon learning this news, fans posted their reactions on social media, with some fans declaring that Doncic has already won the custody battle after hiring Wasser.
“Oh it wraps for his fiancée”
“Luka in 1”
“Bro is NOT losing”
“Looks like Luka wants the best legal firepower – guess the stakes are high. Hope it all gets resolved quickly.”
“I hate that he’s trying to win a title, and his gold digging wife is trying to claim custody and his earnings.”
“We winning the court case”
Notably, Wasser also helped Post Malone score a legal victory in his child custody case with his ex-fiancee Jamie Park last year. This is the type of outcome that Luka Doncic is hoping to achieve by enlisting the aid of “Disso Queen.”
Of course, Doncic will have to remain focused on his performance on the court as the Lakers wrap up their regular season. If the Lakers continue to win at a high rate, they’ll lock up the no. 3 spot in the Western Conference and stave off teams like the Denver Nuggets and the Minnesota Timberwolves.
“He Has to Be MVP”: Analyst Believes That Time is Ripe for Luka Doncic’s First-Ever NBA MVP Award
One analyst who has voiced out support for Luka Doncic is Emmanuel Acho. In a recent episode of his “Speakeasy” podcast, Acho argued that Doncic’s contributions to the Lakers’ rise this season is enough reason for him to be named NBA MVP for the first time ever.
“We had no idea how good the Lakers were going to be, so Luka has to be MVP.”
Acho also took exception to the remarks of ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins, who had claimed that Doncic is not even worthy of an All-NBA First Team selection.
