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Early Case Management/
Early Neutral Evaluation

Early Case Management (ECM) is the early involvement of a judicial officer with the purpose of aiding in the case’s earlier resolution.  Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) is a confidential, voluntary, evaluative process designed to facilitate prompt dispute resolution in custody, parenting time (visitation), and financial matters.

How does Early Case Management (ECM) Work?The fair and efficient administration of justice requires that all cases in family court receive timely attention. This requires the judicial system to handle cases expeditiously and with consistency, fairness and sound decisions.
  • Early Case Management (ECM): The court manages the process and disposition of the cases before it. The ECM approach uses aggressive case management timing by establishing judicial intervention on cases within three to four weeks of filing.
  • Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC): The initial meeting with the judicial officer is called an Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC). The judicial officer's involvement soon after the filing encourages the parties and their attorneys (if represented) to focus on resolving and narrowing the contested issues that are barriers to settlement.
  • Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE):  ENE is a confidential, voluntary, evaluative process designed to facilitate prompt dispute resolution in custody, parenting time (visitation), and financial matters. The program offers the evaluative impressions of experienced professionals to parties engaged in custody, parenting time, and financial disputes. Feedback is provided to parties and their attorneys based on case presentations and a limited amount of information gathering. The ENE process is typically completed within one month. A party may choose to end the ENE session at any time.
Following are links to Judicial Council Policies regarding ECM and ENE:
1. What is Early Case Management (ECM)?
The early involvement of a judicial officer in a case to help narrow the issues, to offer alternatives to the litigants, and to control and track a case with the purpose of aiding in the case’s earlier resolution.
2. What is an Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC)?

The intervention of the judicial officer early in the process is a key component to engaging the parties in communication that will help them reach a resolution.  The purpose of the ICMC is to:

  • Establish the court's control of the progress of the case;
  • Provide early intervention by the court;
  • Offer Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes;
  • Establish discovery limitations and deadlines;
  • Discuss settlement progress and opportunities for settlement; and,
  • Assign a date for the future conferences, if needed.

Within 30 days of initial filing the court schedules the parties for what is called an Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC). Parties will be sent a ICMC Data Sheet. This form needs to be filled out and returned to the court prior to the scheduled date. This hearing is mandatory. If you are represented by an attorney, your attorney needs to be present. At the ICMC, all involved parties will meet with the judicial officer. Here, the judicial officer will talk with you about what the issues and concerns impeding or stopping you from coming to an agreement. The judicial officer will discuss with you your various options which will allow your case to continue through the court process with little or no delay.

For more information to help you prepare for your ICMC, watch the video on the Resources Tab on this page.

3. What is an Initial Motion Management Conference (IMMC)?

An Initial Motion Management Conference is part of the process in managing a case's return to court after the Court has already issued an original Judgment and Decree or original Order for Custody or Paternity.  It involves the managing of the progression of the motion filed when a case returns to the court.  The intervention of the judicial officer early in the process is a key component to engaging the parties in communication that will help them reach a resolution.  The purpose of the IMMC is to:

  • Establish the court's control of the progress of the motion;
  • Provide early intervention by the court;
  • Offer Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes;
  • Establish discovery limitations and deadlines;
  • Discuss settlement progress and opportunities for settlement; and,
  • Assign a date for the future conferences, if needed.

Each county determines the process for scheduling an Initial Motion Management Conference (IMMC), but it is usually scheduled within 30 days of the court administrator being notified that a motion will be filed or the filing of a motion. Parties will be sent a IMMC Data Sheet. This form needs to be filled out and returned to the court prior to the scheduled date. This hearing is mandatory. If you are represented by an attorney, your attorney needs to be present. At the IMMC, all involved parties will meet with the judicial officer. Here, the judicial officer will talk with you about what the issues and concerns impeding or stopping you from coming to an agreement. The judicial officer will discuss with you your various options which will allow your case to continue through the court process with little or no delay.

An IMMC is similar to an Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC). For more information to help you prepare for your IMMC, watch the video on ICMCs the Resources Tab on this page.

4. What is Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE)?
Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) strives to move families through court efficiently and inexpensively by working with them early on to reach agreements that will foster the best interests of their families. ENE helps parties focus on the critical issues they face in a confidential, non-confrontational, and settlement-oriented alternative dispute resolution program.

In ENE, parties and their attorneys attend an ENE session with experienced evaluator(s). Each side presents its view. The evaluator(s) discuss the case alone and then share their perspective on the merits of each position. Evaluator(s) identify the key issues and predict how the case is most likely to conclude. The parties are always able to confer with their attorneys and discuss settlement. Sometimes additional meetings are scheduled.

Issues related to custody or parenting time take part in Social ENE (SENE). In those cases a two person male/female team of evaluators will work on the case. If the issues relate to financial issues, then a Financial ENE (FENE) with a single evaluator, is used. In either type of ENE, evaluators are highly experienced professionals who have also been formally trained to help resolve cases in the ENE program.
 
Over half of the cases settle during the first session and over three-fourths reach at least some agreement. Absent full resolution, the team advises the assigned judge about areas of agreement, additional needed services and how to focus future assistance on the most relevant issues.
 
The parties pay for the costs of ENE according to a financial or social Sliding Fee Schedule. Most who participate in ENE will save a considerable amount of time and money versus contentious litigation in a traditional court setting. ENE is, on average, fully concluded within 90 days. A full determination in a traditional court setting can easily take more than a full year's time.

5. What is Financial Early Neutral Evaluation (FENE)?
A Financial Early Neutral Evaluation (FENE) is an ENE that focuses solely on financial issues such as child support, spousal support, dividing marital property, debts, and retirement plans, etc.
6. What is Social Early Neutral Evaluation (SENE)?
A Social Early Neutral Evaluation (SENE) is an ENE that focuses on the needs of the child(ren) in the relationship.  It can address custody, parenting time, and other needs of the child(ren).  It could also address other non-financial issues between the parties if there are any.
7. How can I find out more about the ECM/ENE program in the county my case is in?
For more information on ECM/ENE in your county, use the dropdown menu on the County Information Tab on this page.
8. Where can I find out who provides ENE services in the county my case is in?
Check out the provider rosters for your county by locating your county through the dropdown menu on the County Information Tab on this page.
9. Where can I find out about becoming an ENE provider?
Check out the information for Prospective Providers and information about the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) on the Provider Information Tab on this page.
10. Where can I find out about training to become an ENE provider?
Check out the information on Initial ENE Training on the Provider Training Tab on this page.
11. Are there any reports regarding the use of ENE?
In 2007, the State Justice Institute (SJI) awarded the Minnesota Judicial Branch a State Court grant to help implement the Third/Fifth Judicial Districts' Early Case Management/Early Neutral Evaluation (ECM/ENE) pilot project and support expansion of ECM/ENE. Click here to view the SJI Final Report. The report appendices are available upon request.
12. Has ECM or ENE been recognized for its innovative approach to resolving cases?
Yes, in 2009, the Harvard Kennedy School Ash Institute for Democratic Governance and Innovation named Minnesota's Early Neutral Evaluation initiative in Hennepin County as one of the Top 50 Government Innovations.
13. When did use of ECM and ENE start in Minnesota?
An administrative order signed by Chief Justice Kathleen Blatz authorized the establishment of family court early case management pilot projects in 2004.
County Program InformationMap showing counties using ICMC, SENE, and FENE  - Updated June 2018

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability for most counties. The Quick Reference Guide for Using PASS may help you search.

Please select your county from the list below.

Aitkin (Ninth District)

Aitkin County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Aitkin County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Aitkin County Court Administration at (218) 927-7350.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Anoka (Tenth District)

In Anoka County, all new relevant family law cases are scheduled for an Initial Case Management Conference and enter the Early Case Management process with access to Early Neutral Evaluations.  Anoka County uses the Provider Availability and Scheduling System to schedule ENEs during ICMCs.

Program Description


Resources

For information on the Anoka County Program please contact the 10th District ENE Program.

Becker (Seventh District)

Becker County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Beltrami (Ninth District)

Beltrami County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Benton (Seventh District)

Benton County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Big Stone (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Big Stone County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Big Stone County, please contact Big Stone Court Administration at (320) 839-2536.

Blue Earth (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Brown (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Carlton (Sixth District)

Resources

The lead judge and contact person for the Sixth Judicial District is the Hon. Sally Tarnowski who may be reached through Court Reporter Noel Michaud or at 218-726-2508.

Carver (First District)

Carver County uses the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) in ICMCs.  Parties may preview rosters and provider schedules using the links below.  If parties opt into Early Neutral Evaluations, the SENE or FENE providers will be selected and the date, time, and location of the SENE or FENE will be scheduled in the courtroom during the ICMC.  Please bring your calendars with you to the ICMC.

 

Resources

For information on the Carver County Program please contact the Hon. Janet Cain who may be reached through Court Reporter Kim Julius.

Cass (Ninth District)

Cass County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Chippewa (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Chippewa County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Chippewa County, please contact Chippewa County Court Administration at (320) 269-7774.

Chisago (Tenth District)

Program Description

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search provider rosters and availability.

Resources

For information on the Pine, Isanti, Chisago, Kanabec (PICK) County Program please contact the 10th District ENE Program.

Clay (Seventh District)

Program Description

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Itasca County's ENE Provider Rosters.
 

Resources

For more information on the Seventh Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Clay County Early Case Management Coordinator.

Clearwater (Ninth District)

Clearwater County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Clearwater County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Clearwater County Court Administration at (218) 694-6177.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Cottonwood (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Crow Wing (Ninth District)

Crow Wing County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Crow Wing County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Crow WingCounty Court Administration at (218) 824-1310.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Dakota (First District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Dakota County's ENE Provider Rosters. Dakota houses its rosters in PASS but does not use PASS for scheduling.


Resources

Dakota County has a Moderated Settlement Conference (MSC) Program. Learn more »
 
  • Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Dakota's MSC Roster.
For more information, contact Dakota County ENE and MSC Programs.

Dodge (Third District)

Use the Provider Availability and Resource System (PASS) to search Dodge County's ENE rosters.


Resources

  • ICMC Data Sheet - this form that must be completed, submitted to the court, and served at least two (2) business days before your scheduled ICMC.  The ICMC Data Sheet should be mailed or hand delivered to the court but not eFiled.
  • Dodge ENE Fee Scales
For more information on the Dodge County Program please contact Dodge County Court Administration at (507) 635-6260.
 

Douglas (Seventh District)

Douglas County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Faribault (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Fillmore (Third District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Fillmore County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on Fillmore County's ECM/ENE Program, contact Fillmore County Court Administration at (507) 765-3356.
 

Freeborn (Third District)

Mower County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Goodhue (First District)

In Goodhue County, all new relevant family law cases are scheduled for an Initial Case Management Conference and enter the Early Case Management process with access to Early Neutral Evaluations.  All Post-Decree and Post-Custody or Post-Paternity Determination Motions are included in the ECM process and scheduled for an Initial Motion Management Conference.  ICMCs and IMMCs are scheduled for Friday mornings. Goodhue County uses the Provider Availability and Scheduling System to schedule ENEs during ICMCs.
 

Resources

Goodhue Standing Order for ECM
Goodhue ECM Timelines and Continuance Requests
Goodhue ENE Fees
Goodhue ICMC/ENE Program Description
Goodhue IMMC/ENE Program Description
IMMC/ENE Program Process Flow Chart
Goodhue ICMC Data Sheet
Goodhue IMMC Data Sheet
Statement of Assets and Liabilities for FENE

For information on Goodhue County's programs, please contact the Court Administration at (651) 267-4800.

Grant (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Grant County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Grant County, please contact Grant County Court Administration at (218) 685-8282.

Hennepin (Fourth District)

Hennepin County does not use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Resources

For information on the Hennepin County Program please contact Lila Bolke, Staff Attorney.

Houston (Third District)

For more information on the Houston County's ECM-ENE Program, please contact Houston County Court Administration at (507) 725-5806.

Hubbard (Ninth District)

Hubbard County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Hubbard County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Hubbard County Court Administration at (218) 732-5286.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Isanti (Tenth District)

Program Description

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search provider rosters and availability.

Resources

For information on the Pine, Isanti, Chisago, Kanabec (PICK) County Program please contact the 10th District ENE Program.

Itasca (Ninth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Itasca County's ENE Provider Rosters.


Resources

Listed below are forms that are designed to assist you in becoming more familiar with the Itasca County ENE Program.  The Initial Case Conference (ICMC) Data Sheet is a form that must be completed, provided to the court and served on the other party at least five (5) business days before your scheduled ICMC.  The ICMC Data Sheet should be mailed or hand delivered to the court but not e-filed.  The other forms contain more detailed information about ENE.  The contacts for the Itasca County program are attorney Sara Swanson and Itasca County Court Administration at (218) 327-2870.

Jackson (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Kanabec (Tenth District)

Program Description

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search provider rosters and availability.

Resources

For information on the Pine, Isanti, Chisago, Kanabec (PICK) County Program please contact the 10th District ENE Program.

Kandiyohi (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Kandiyohi County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Kandiyohi County, please contact Kandiyohi County Court Administration at (320) 231-6206.

Kittson (Ninth District)

Kittson County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Kittson County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Kittson County Court Administration at (218) 843-3632.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

 

Resources

The Initial Case Conference (ICMC) Data Sheet is a form that must be completed, provided to the court and served on the other party at least two (2) business days before your scheduled ICMC.  The ICMC Data Sheet should be mailed or hand delivered to the court but not e-filed. 

Koochiching (Ninth District)

Koochiching County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Lac Qui Parle (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Lac Qui Parle County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Lac Qui Parle County, please contact Lac Qui Parle County Court Administration at (320) 295-4000.

Lake of the Woods (Ninth District)

Lake of the Woods County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Lake of the Woods County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Lake of the Woods County Court Administration at (218) 634-1451.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Le Sueur (First District)

Le Sueur County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Lincoln (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Lyon (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Mahnomen (Ninth District)

Mahnomen County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Mahnomen County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Mahnomen County Court Administration at (218) 935-2251.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Marshall (Ninth District)

Marshall County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Marshall County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Marshall County Court Administration at (218) 745-4921.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

 

Resources

The Initial Case Conference (ICMC) Data Sheet is a form that must be completed, provided to the court and served on the other party at least two (2) business days before your scheduled ICMC.  The ICMC Data Sheet should be mailed or hand delivered to the court but not e-filed. 
 

Martin (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

McLeod (First District)

Program Description (Printable Program Brochure)

McLeod County uses the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) in ICMCs.  Parties may preview rosters and provider schedules using the links below.  If parties opt into Early Neutral Evaluations, the SENE or FENE providers will be selected and the date, time, and location of the SENE or FENE will be scheduled in the courtroom during the ICMC.  Please bring your calendars with you to the ICMC.

 

Resources

For information on the McLeod-Sibley Combined ENE Program please contact court administration, (320) 864-1281.

Meeker (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Meeker County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Meeker County, please contact Meeker County Court Administration at (320) 693-5230.

Mille Lacs (Seventh District)

Mille Lacs County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Morrison (Seventh District)

Morrison County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Mower (Third District)

Mower County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Murray (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Nicollet (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Nobles (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Norman (Ninth District)

Norman County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Norman County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Norman County Court Administration at (218) 784-5458.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Olmsted (Third District)

In Olmsted, all relevant new family law cases are scheduled for an Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC) and enter the Early Case Management (ECM) process with access to Early Neutral Evaluations (ENEs).  All post-decree and post-custody/post-paternity determination motions are included in the Post-Judgment Case Management (PJCM) pilot program and scheduled for PJCM telephone conference.

ECM Resources

These resources are designed to assist you in becoming more familiar with the Olmsted County Early Case Management Program.  The Initial Case Conference Data Sheet is a form that must be completed, provided to the court, and served on the other party at least two (2) business days before your scheduled ICMC. The other documents contain more detailed information about the ECM program. 
  PJCM Resources

These resources designed to assist you in becoming more familiar with the Olmsted County Post-Judgment Case Management Program.  The PJCM Certificate of Representation is a form that must be completed, filed, and served before a Post-Judgment Motion hearing and PJCM telephone conference can be scheduled. The other documents contain more detailed information about the PJCM program.

For more information on the Olmsted County Programs please contact Hon. Christina Stevens .

Otter Tail (Seventh District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Itasca County's ENE Provider Rosters.
 

Resources

For more information on the Otter Tail ENE Program please contact the Otter Tail Law Clerks.

Pennington (Ninth District)

Pennington County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Pennington County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Darla Boen, in Pennington County Court Administration at (218) 683-7023.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Pine (Tenth District)

Program Description

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search provider rosters and availability.

Resources

For information on the Pine, Isanti, Chisago, Kanabec (PICK) County Program please contact the 10th District ENE Program.

Pipestone (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Polk (Ninth District)

Polk County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Polk County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Polk County Court Administration at (218) 281-2332.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

 

Resources

The Initial Case Conference (ICMC) Data Sheet is a form that must be completed, provided to the court and served on the other party at least two (2) business days before your scheduled ICMC.  The ICMC Data Sheet should be mailed or hand delivered to the court but not e-filed. 
 

Pope (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Pope County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Pope County, please contact Pope County Court Administration at (320) 634-5222.

Ramsey (Second District)

 

Resources

Listed below are forms that are designed to assist you in becoming more familiar with ECM in Ramsey County. The Initial Case Conference Data Sheet is a form that must be completed, submitted to the court and served at least three (3) business days before your scheduled Initial Case Management Conference.  This information is for use at the ICMC only and is not evidence for purposes of a trial.  The other forms contain more detailed information about ENE and its costs.

Attorneys:  ICMC data sheets should be submitted to the assigned judicial officer by email to the email address boxes that have been set up for each judicial unit.  This is the ONLY exception to the mandate that pleadings be filed electronically. eFiling Business Process
 
  For more information on the Ramsey County Program please contact Terri Barett.

Red Lake (Ninth District)

Red Lake County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Red Lake County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Sherry Largis, in Red Lake County Court Administration at (218) 253-4281.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Redwood (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Renville (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Renville County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Renville County, please contact Renville County Court Administration at (320) 523-3680.

Rice (Third District)

Rice County will launch new ECM/EMM, ENE and MSC programs on March 1, 2020.  For information on private ENE in the meantime, please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager.

Rock (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Roseau (Ninth District)

Roseau County uses Initial Case Management Conferences but not court-sponsored Early Neutral Evaluations.  For more information on Roseau County's Early Case Management (ECM) Program, please contact Roseau County Court Administration at (218) 463-2541.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Scott (First District)

Scott County uses the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) in ICMCs.  Parties may preview rosters and provider schedules using the links below.  If parties opt into Early Neutral Evaluations, the SENE or FENE providers will be selected and the date, time, and location of the SENE or FENE will be scheduled in the courtroom during the ICMC.  Please bring your calendars with you to the ICMC.

 

Resources


For information on the Scott County Program please contact the Hon. Carrie Lennon who may reached through Court Reporter Mary Johnson.

Sherburne (Tenth District)

Program Description

Fee Schedule

Resources

For information on the Sherburne County Program please contact the 10th District ENE Program.

Sibley (First District)

Program Description (Printable Program Brochure)

Sibley County uses the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) in ICMCs.  Parties may preview rosters and provider schedules using the links below.  If parties opt into Early Neutral Evaluations, the SENE or FENE providers will be selected and the date, time, and location of the SENE or FENE will be scheduled in the courtroom during the ICMC.  Please bring your calendars with you to the ICMC.

 

Resources

For information on the McLeod-Sibley Combined ENE Program please contact court administration, (507) 237-4051.

St. Louis Duluth (Sixth District)

Resources

The lead judge and contact person for the Sixth Judicial District is the Hon. Sally Tarnowski who may be reached through Court Reporter Noel Michaud or at 218-726-2508.

St. Louis Hibbing (Sixth District)

Resources

The lead judge and contact person for the Sixth Judicial District is the Hon. Sally Tarnowski who may be reached through Court Reporter Noel Michaud or at 218-726-2508.

St. Louis Virginia (Sixth District)

Resources

The lead judge and contact person for the Sixth Judicial District is the Hon. Sally Tarnowski who may be reached through Court Reporter Noel Michaud or at 218-726-2508.

Stearns (Seventh District)

Stearns County does not have an active ECM-ENE Program.  For information on private ENE, please contact the State Family ECM-ENE Program Manager.

Steele (Third District)

Steele County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Stevens (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Stevens County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Stevens County, please contact Stevens County Court Administration at (320) 208-6640.

Swift (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Swift County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Swift County, please contact Yellow Medicine County Court Administration at (320) 843-2744.

Todd (Seventh District)

Todd County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Traverse (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Traverse County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Traverse County, please contact Traverse County Court Administration at (320) 422-7752.

Wabasha (Third District)

Wabasha County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Wadena (Seventh District)

Wadena County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program.  However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program.  Use the Provider Availability and Scheudling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.  Please contact the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager with questions about the Equal Access ENE Program.

Waseca (Third District)

Resources


Resources

Watonwan (Fifth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the Provider Rosters and Provider Availability.  
 

Resources

For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Wilkin (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Wilkin County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Wilkin County, please contact Wilkin County Court Administration at (218) 643-7172.

Winona (Third District)


Resources

For more information on the Winona's ECM-ENE Program please contact court administration: (507) 457-6385.

Wright (Tenth District)

Program Description

Fee Schedule

Resources

For information on the Wright County Program please contact the District ENE Program.

Yellow Medicine (Eighth District)

Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search Yellow Medicine County's ENE rosters.


Resources

For more information on the Eighth Judicial District ENE Program please contact the Hon. Charles Glasrud.  For information specific to Yellow Medicine County, please contact Yellow Medicine County Court Administration at (320) 564-3325.

Below you will find information regarding Initial and Advanced ENE Provider Training and Rule 114 Qualification Training, and the Master Training List of individuals who have been trained to give Social or Financial Early Neutral Evaluations.
Initial ENE Training
  • ENE providers must complete an Initial ENE Provider Training course approved by the State Court Administrator’s Office (SCAO) and be added to the Master Training List. There may be additional requirements and application processes in each county.
  • Prior to completing any Initial ENE Provider Training course, potential providers should first contact the ENE contact in the counties in which they wish to serve to learn about local requirements and whether the counties are accepting applications for new ENE providers.
  • Please contact course sponsors directly with questions regarding Initial ENE Provider Training courses. The following courses have been approved at this time:
  • If you are interested in sponsoring Initial ENE Provider Training, please review the Training Manual and Application (Word Version).
Advanced ENE Training
  • If you are interested in sponsoring Advanced ENE Provider Training, please review the Advanced ENE Training Policy. Requests for approval must be received at least 30 days prior to the training.
  • A training sponsored by the State Family ECM/ENE Committee is scheuduled for May 10, 2019. More information will be available at a later date.
Rule 114 Training
Certain programs require ENE providers to be Rule 114 Qualified Family Law mediators and evaluators. Becoming Rule 114 Qualified requires participation in an approved training program. For more information on the requirements, application process, and training, please visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution Board’s Website.
Master ENE Training List
The master training list contains individuals who have completed Social Early Neutral Evaluation (SENE) and Financial Early Neutral Evaluation (FENE) training. The listing of an individual on this roster indicates only that the person has completed an approved ENE training course. It does not reflect whether the individual meets any other minimum qualifications for providing SENE or FENE services. To determine whether someone has been selected to serve as an ENE neutral in a specific county, please look at the County Information tab for your county or find the individual on the training list and contact them directly to learn whether they are currently able to provide ENE services.

You will find general and county specific information for Prospective and Current ENE Providers below, as well as PASS Resources for all ENE providers.

Prospective Providers

Prospective Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) Providers

ENE providers must complete an Initial ENE Provider Training course approved by the State Court Administrator’s Office (SCAO) and be added to the Master Training List. There may be additional requirements and application processes in each county.

Prior to completing the Initial ENE Provider Training course, potential providers should first review the county-specific program information for the counties in which they wish to serve to learn about local requirements and whether the counties are accepting applications for new ENE providers.
 
  • County-specific program information is available through the dropdown menu at the bottom of this page.
  • All programs use an online application and scheduling system called PASS (Provider Availability and Scheduling System), unless otherwise noted in their county-specific information. You must attend a free Provider PASS WebEx Training to apply through PASS. General application tips are in this document.
  • For information on attending or sponsoring Initial ENE Provider Training courses or Advanced ENE Provider Training courses, please see the Training Tab.
  • Certain programs require ENE providers to be Rule 114 Qualified Family Law mediators and evaluators. (Know the difference between Rule 114 Qualified Mediator and Evaluator Status.) Becoming Rule 114 Qualified requires participation in a ADR program certified training program. For more information on the requirements and application process, please visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution Board’s Website.
  • Certain programs require a certain number of ride-alongs with seasoned providers before applying. Providers may use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search for scheduled ENE sessions and contact providers directly to set up ride-alongs. Select the option on the Provider Schedules Lookup to "Show me a list of provider's booked sessions." See the accordion menu below for more information on PASS. Use the State Ride-Along Certificate to document your ride-along and email it to PASS@courts.state.mn.us.
     

County-Specific Program Information

Use the dropdown menu below to find program-specific information.

If a county does not appear in the dropdown menu below, the county does not have an active ECM-ENE Program. If you have an interest in applying to serve as an ENE Provider in that county, you may apply to the Equal Access Early Neutral Evaluation roster(s) for that county. Please review the application process and criteria for the Equal Access Program and the Equal Access Program Fee Scale before applying. A supplemental application is required (Word Version / PDF Version)  

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Anoka

Prospective providers may apply to the Early Neutral Evaluation roster(s) through the online Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS). A Supplemental Application is required.  (Word Version).

Anoka County accepts provider applications on an ongoing basis.  Applications are considered at quarterly meetings if there is space available on the roster. The best applicants will be selected from those applications available at the time applications are considered.

Prospective providers must complete PASS training and review the following information before applying:

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Big Stone

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Blue Earth

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit  a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Brown

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system. 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Carlton

Carlton County Applications for SENE and FENE Rosters are considered on an on-going basis. Carlton's roster uses Duluth's application along with the PASS system.  All providers must apply through the PASS (Provider Scheduling and Availability System).
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Carver

To be added to the Financial Early Neutral Evaluator (FENE) and/or Social Early Neutral Evaluator (SENE) roster in Scott and/or Carver Counties, applicable ENE training and Rule 114 Qualified Status is required. There is no ride-along requirement. Applications are accepted on an on-going basis through PASS and are processed by the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager on a monthly basis.  Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement).

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Chippewa

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters.  Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Chisago

PICK: The Combined PICK (Pine-Isanti-Chisago-Kanabec County) Program requires providers to be willing to travel to each of their four counties to perform ENEs, in addition to other criteria. If you are interested in applying, please review the PICK program policies and guidelines to see if you meet the minimum criteria before applying to their combined rosters. You must apply to all four counties at the same time. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version).


Applications will be reviewed in the order submitted as a space on the roster becomes available.  At times it can be a long wait; please do not contact the 10th District Coordinator or State Program Manager for the status of your application.  You will receive an email through PASS once action has been taken on your applications.
 
Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).


 

Clay

Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Cook

Applications for SENE and FENE Rosters are considered by Cook on an on-going basis. Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Cottonwood

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Dakota

The Dakota ENE and MSC Programs moved to the PASS system, effective February 15, 2019.  Providers previously on these rosters in 2018 who have not already registered in PASS, have missed the grandfathering deadline and must submit a Supplemental Application.  New application will be accepted on an on-going basis. SENE Providers may apply for single-provider (PASS service type = ONESENE) or team-provider rosters (PASS service type = SENE) or both.

Please review the ENE Program Policies and Fee Scales or MSC Program Policies and Fee Scales before applying to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the ENE Supplemental Application (Word Version / PDF Version) or MSC Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version).

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Dodge

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.  All current providers must reapply and accept the PASS policies by March 31, 2019, to be grandfathered in and are not required to submit a supplemental application. New providers must also submit a Supplemental Application.

Applications will be pooled and considered as space available on the roster warrants. The best applicants will be selected from those applications available at the time the pooled applications are considered.  New roster criteria became effective September 21, 2018.

Faribault

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Fillmore

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.  All current providers must reapply and accept the PASS policies by March 31, 2019, to be grandfathered in and are not required to submit a supplemental application.  New providers must also submit a Supplemental Application.

Applications will be pooled and considered as space available on the roster warrants. The best applicants will be selected from those applications available at the time the pooled applications are considered.  New roster criteria became effective August 8, 2018.

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Goodhue

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Grant

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Hennepin

Hennepin County is not using PASS for scheduling or for roster maintenance/applications.

Financial Early Neutral Evaluation provider roster

Hennepin County accepts FENE roster applications on an on-going basis.  Information for submitting the applications is at the bottom of the form.

Social Early Neutral Evaluation provider roster

Hennepin County does not maintain an SENE roster.  Hennepin County's Family Court Services Division works with the Fourth District Family Court to assist families in resolving custody and parenting time disputes through.
 

SENE and FENE training

The State Family ECM/ENE Program approves all Initial ENE Provider Training. Hennepin County does not require additional training beyond that approved by the Program. Please see the Provider Information Tab on this page for more information.

Houston

Houston County is considering updating its rosters. If you have an interest in applying to serve as an ENE Provider in this county, you may apply to its rosters through the online PASS application. Applications for this county will remain pending until they decide to update their rosters. When they do, you will be notified through PASS if any additional information is needed from you.
 
Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Isanti

PICK: The Combined PICK (Pine-Isanti-Chisago-Kanabec County) Program requires providers to be willing to travel to each of their four counties to perform ENEs, in addition to other criteria. If you are interested in applying, please review the PICK program policies and guidelines to see if you meet the minimum criteria before applying to their combined rosters. You must apply to all four counties at the same time.  Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version).

 

Applications will be reviewed in the order submitted as a space on the roster becomes available.  At times it can be a long wait; please do not contact the 10th District Coordinator or State Program Manager for the status of your application.  You will receive an email through PASS once action has been taken on your applications.
 
Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Itasca

All providers must apply through the PASS (Provider Scheduling and Availability System) and submit a Supplemental Application (Word Version of Supplement). Please review their Roster Criteria and Application Process before applying.
 
Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Jackson

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying thorugh PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Kanabec

PICK: The Combined PICK (Pine-Isanti-Chisago-Kanabec County) Program requires providers to be willing to travel to each of their four counties to perform ENEs, in addition to other criteria. If you are interested in applying, please review the PICK program policies and guidelines to see if you meet the minimum criteria before applying to their combined rosters. You must apply to all four counties at the same time.  Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version).

 

Applications will be reviewed in the order submitted as a space on the roster becomes available.  At times it can be a long wait; please do not contact the 10th District Coordinator or State Program Manager for the status of your application.  You will receive an email through PASS once action has been taken on your applications.
 
Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Kandiyohi

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Lac Qui Parle

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Lake

Applications for SENE and FENE Rosters are considered by Lake County on an on-going basis. Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Lincoln

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Lyon

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Martin

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

McLeod

To be placed on the roster for McLeod and Sibley counties you must be willing to abide by the fee structure and meet their roster criteria.  When funds are available, after completing SENEs for two IFP parties in a year, providers' subsequent IFP cases are subsidized.

Applications for SENE and FENE Rosters are considered on an on-going basis. Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Meeker

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Murray

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Nicollet

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Nobles

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Olmsted

Olmsted accepts applications on an ongoing basis.  Please verify you meet their Criteria before submitting an application.  Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Otter Tail

Otter Tail's accepts applications on an on-going basis. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 
Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Pine

PICK: The Combined PICK (Pine-Isanti-Chisago-Kanabec County) Program requires providers to be willing to travel to each of their four counties to perform ENEs, in addition to other criteria. If you are interested in applying, please review the PICK program policies and guidelines to see if you meet the minimum criteria before applying to their combined rosters. You must apply to all four counties at the same time.  Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version).

 

Applications will be reviewed in the order submitted as a space on the roster becomes available.  At times it can be a long wait; please do not contact the 10th District Coordinator or State Program Manager for the status of your application.  You will receive an email through PASS once action has been taken on your applications.
 
Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Pipestone

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Pope

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Ramsey

The ENE Rosters for the Second Judicial District Family Court Division (Ramsey County)  are currently closed. For your reference, you may view their previous (2018) SENE Announcement and FENE Announcement for past criteria and process.  Ramsey County has a dual process pilot program with scheduling through PASS available in half their ICMCs.

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Redwood

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Renville

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Rice

Rice County is launching ECM/EMM, ENE and MSC Programs on March 1, 2020.  If you have an interest in applying to serve as an ENE or MSC Provider in this county, you may apply to its rosters through the online PASS application.  Initial applications will be considered on May 29, 2019.  Use the ENE Supplemental Application (Word Version / PDF Version) or MSC Supplemental Application (Word Version / PDF Version) along with PASS.

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Rock

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Scott

Prospective ENE Providers


Carver/Scott: To be added to the Financial Early Neutral Evaluator (FENE) and/or Social Early Neutral Evaluator (SENE) roster in Scott and/or Carver Counties, applicable ENE training and Rule 114 Qualified Status is required. There is no ride-along requirement. Applications are accepted on an on-going basis through PASS and are processed by the State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager on a monthly basis. Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement).

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Sherburne

Prospective providers may apply to the Early Neutral Evaluation roster(s) through the online Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS). A Supplemental Application is required.  (Word Version).

Sherburne County accepts provider applications on an ongoing basis.  Applications are considered at committee meetings, usually in January and July, if there is space available on the roster. The best applicants will be selected from those applications available at the time applications are considered.

Prospective providers must complete PASS training and review the following information before applying:

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Sibley

To be placed on the roster for McLeod and Sibley counties you must be willing to abide by the fee structure and meet their roster criteria.  When funds are available, after completing SENEs for two IFP parties in a year, providers' subsequent IFP cases are subsidized.

Applications for SENE and FENE Rosters are considered on an on-going basis. All providers must apply through PASS (the Provider Scheduling and Availability System).  Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

St. Louis Duluth

Applications are considered by St. Louis-Duluth on an on-going basis. Please review Duluth's Criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria. Submit an Application along with applying through PASS. 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

St. Louis Hibbing

Applications for SENE and FENE Rosters are considered by St. Louis-Hibbing on an on-going basis. Please review Hibbing's Criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria.  Submit an Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS. 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

St. Louis Virginia

Applications are considered by St. Louis-Virginia on an on-going basis. Please review Virgina's Criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria. Submit Duluth's Application (used by Virginia) along with applying through PASS. 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Stearns

Stearns County is launching an ECM-ENE Program. If you have an interest in applying to serve as an ENE Provider in this county, you may apply to its rosters through the online PASS application. Applications for this county will remain pending until such a time as they determine their criteria and open their rosters.  You will be notified through PASS of any additional requirements when their rosters open.

Stevens

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Swift

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Traverse

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters.Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Waseca

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.  All providers must apply through the PASS (Provider Scheduling and Availability System).  All current providers must reapply and accept the PASS policies by March 31, 2019, to be grandfathered in and are not required to submit a supplemental application.  New providers must also submit a Supplemental Application.

Applications will be pooled and considered as space available on the roster warrants. The best applicants will be selected from those applications available at the time the pooled applications are considered.  New roster criteria became effective September 21, 2018.

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Washington

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis through the PASS system. The SENE and FENE rosters are open to anyone who has either (a) completed formal training for SENE/FENE or (b) is currently on the SENE/FENE roster for Anoka, Hennepin, or Ramsey counties. No supplemental application is required.

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).
 

Watonwan

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Wilkin

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Winona

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and will be pooled and considered as space available on the roster warrants. The best applicants will be selected from those applications available at the time the pooled applications are considered. Review their roster criteria
before applying. Submit a Supplemental Application along with applying through PASS (Word Version of Supplement).

Winona would like to add more FENE and SENE providers of both gender but has an extra high need for male SENE and FENE providers.
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Wright

Prospective providers may apply to the Early Neutral Evaluation roster(s) through the online Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS). A Supplemental Application is required.  (Word Version).

Wright County accepts provider applications on an ongoing basis.  Applications are considered at committee meetings, usually in January and July, if there is space available on the roster. The best applicants will be selected from those applications available at the time applications are considered.

Prospective providers must complete PASS training and review the following information before applying:

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

Yellow Medicine

Please review their process and criteria to see if you meet the minimum criteria before apply to their rosters. Use the Supplemental Application along with PASS (Word Version / PDF Version). 
 

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS).

 

Current Providers

Current ENE Providers

Information in this section is for ENE providers already listed on one or more program-approved provider rosters.
 

General/Statewide

Tips/Checklist for Successful ENE Process
Financial ENE Provider's Report (PDF Version / Word Version)
Social ENE Provider's Report (PDF Version / Word Version)
Request for Order Extending Timelines for FENE or SENE (PDF Version / Word Version)
Minnesota eFile Support Center
Rule 114 Qualified Mediator and Evaluators Status 
 

Please see the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) accordion for PASS Resources.
 

County-Specific Program Information

Use the dropdown menu below to find program-specific information.

If a county does not appear in the dropdown menu below, the county does not have an active ECM-ENE program OR has no county-specific information available. 

For counties with programs that have no county-specific information available, please refer to the General/State information and forms above.

Blue Earth

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Brown

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Chisago

Current ENE Providers


10th District Contact the 10th District ENE Program

PICK (Pine, Chisago, Isanti and Kanabec Counties)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet - (Word Version)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet Instructions
PICK Program Policies and Guidelines
PICK FENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
PICK SENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
*Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers—no specific form is required to be used.
 

Cottonwood

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Faribault

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Isanti

Current ENE Providers


10th District Contact the 10th District ENE Program

PICK (Pine, Chisago, Isanti and Kanabec Counties)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet - (Word Version)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet Instructions
PICK Program Policies and Guidelines
PICK FENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
PICK SENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
*Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers—no specific form is required to be used.
 

Jackson

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Kanabec

Current ENE Providers


10th District Contact the 10th District ENE Program

PICK (Pine, Chisago, Isanti and Kanabec Counties)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet - (Word Version)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet Instructions
PICK Program Policies and Guidelines
PICK FENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
PICK SENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
*Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers—no specific form is required to be used.
 

Lincoln

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Martin

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Murray

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Nicollet

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Nobles

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Pine

Current ENE Providers


10th District Contact the 10th District ENE Program

PICK (Pine, Chisago, Isanti and Kanabec Counties)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet - (Word Version)
PICK ICMC Data Sheet Instructions
PICK Program Policies and Guidelines
PICK FENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
PICK SENE Memo of Understanding* - (Word Version)
*Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers—no specific form is required to be used.
 

Pipestone

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Redwood

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Washington

Current ENE Providers

10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program Coordinator

Washington
Washington ICMC Data Sheet

Watonwan

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan: For more information on the Fifth Judicial District ENE program please contact Ruth Harms, Fifth District ENE and Collaborative Resource Coordinator.

Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS)



PASS Training

When you’re ready to start using PASS, register for and attend a training session to learn about the system and how to use it. The live web-based (WebEx) sessions are open to all Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) and Moderated Settlement Conference (MSC) Providers. The sessions are applicable statewide and are approximately 90 minutes, with the last 30 minutes reserved for questions. All sessions are scheduled from 12 pm to 1:30 pm.
 

Ensure you have the necessary software to login to the WebEx session

Please note that there is a minimum attendance of five. Notice of cancellation is posted on this page at least 24 hours in advance if a session is canceled due to low registration.

Available sessions:

Resources

For general questions about ECM/ENE, contact:
Angel Lussier, State Family ECM/ENE Program Manager
 
The following presentation will provide you with information about the Initial Case Management Conference: