XZK v XZL

[2026] SGFC 27 Family Court 28 February 2026 • FC/OAD 343/2024|HCF/DCA 165/2025 • 19 min read

7 cases cited

Key facts

Court	Family Court
Decided	28 February 2026
Judge	Phang Hsiao Chung
Charges / claim	Family Law
Counsel	Adel Law LLC, I.R.B. Law LLP, Kulvinder Kaur, Mohammed Lutfi Hussin

Source: [2026] SGFC 27, Family Court, decided 28 February 2026 — eLitigation. Updated 25 June 2026.

Catchwords

Family Law - Consent orders - Variation

Practice Areas

Family Law

Judges (1)

Phang Hsiao Chung Delivered

Counsel (4)

Adel Law LLC Firm I.R.B. Law LLP Firm Kulvinder Kaur Counsel Applicant Mohammed Lutfi Hussin Counsel Respondent

Parties (2)

XZK Applicant XZL Respondent

Case Significance

[2026] SGFC 27 is a Family Court decision dated 28 February 2026 concerning Family Law, specifically addressing consent orders. The judgment was delivered by Phang Hsiao Chung. The case was brought by XZK (applicant) against XZL (respondent). Legal representation was provided by I.R.B. Law LLP and Adel Law LLC. The judgment cites 7 cases and references 3 statutory provisions, including the Central Provident Fund Act, the Family Justice Act, and the Housing and Development Act.

Summary

A husband applied to vary a consent ancillary order to allow the sale of the matrimonial HDB flat on the open market instead of surrendering it to HDB, after HDB declined to allow an intra-spousal transfer before the minimum occupation period. The court dismissed the variation application, finding the husband had not demonstrated a material change in circumstances and had not properly explored the transfer option with HDB as required under the consent order.

What was decided in [2026] SGFC 27?

[2026] SGFC 27 (XZK v XZL) is a Family Court decision from 28 February 2026 addressing Family Law, specifically consent orders. The judgment was delivered by Phang Hsiao Chung.

Who were the parties in XZK v XZL ([2026] SGFC 27)?

The applicant in [2026] SGFC 27 was XZK, and the respondent was XZL. Legal representation included I.R.B. Law LLP and Adel Law LLC. The case was decided on 28 February 2026 in the Family Court.