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Early Case Management/
Early Neutral Evaluation

Early Case Management (ECM) is the early involvement of a judicial officer in family court cases with the goal of resolving the case before the parties spend significant financial and emotional resources.  Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) is a confidential and voluntary alternative dispute resolution process designed to facilitate the resolution of custody, parenting time (visitation), and financial matters (such as child support and the division of property and debts) quickly, fairly, and in a cost-effective way.

How does Early Case Management (ECM) Work?Early Case Management (ECM): ECM is the early involvement of a judicial officer in family court cases with the goal of resolving the case before the parties spend significant financial and emotional resources. This early involvement can help narrow the issues and assist with resolving the case as quickly as possible. ECM includes Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC), Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE), and other Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes.

Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC): The first 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. ICMCs are informal and off-the-record court appearances. At an ICMC, the judicial officer explains the option to participate in Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) and other ADR processes; establishes how the court will track the case; discusses discovery limitations and deadlines; reviews settlement progress and settlement opportunities; and schedules future court appearances, if needed.

The court schedules the ICMC after the first filing by the parties. If an ICMC is scheduled, the hearing is mandatory for all parties and attorneys (if represented). Parties may be sent an ICMC data sheet. This form needs to be filled out and returned prior to the scheduled court date as instructed by court administration.

Unless otherwise ordered, participation in a Parent Education course must begin prior to the Initial Case Management Conference, effective August 1, 2021.

Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE): ENE is a confidential and voluntary alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process designed to facilitate resolution of custody, parenting time (visitation), and financial matters (such as child support and the division of property and debts) quickly, fairly, and in a cost-effective way. Qualified Neutrals work with parties early in a case, typically as soon possible following an ICMC and prior to the next scheduled court appearance, to reach agreements that will foster the best interests of the family. During an ENE, each party presents its view, the evaluator(s) then discuss the case and provide feedback to parties and their attorneys (if represented) of the strengths and weaknesses of each party’s claims; settlement options; and how the court may rule on the issues. The parties are able to confer with their attorneys (if represented) to discuss settlement. After conclusion of an ENE, the evaluator usually informs the court if the case has or has not settled. The evaluator may not provide further comment or recommendations to the court.  

Social Early Neutral Evaluation (SENE): SENE is an ENE process that focuses on custody, parenting time, holiday schedules, and other non-financial issues related to the child(ren). In SENE, a two-person team of Neutrals typically work on the case.

Financial Early Neutral Evaluation (FENE): FENE is an ENE process that focuses on financial issues involved in a family court case, such as child support, dividing marital property, debts, and retirement plans. In FENE, one evaluator typically works on the case.

Moderated Settlement Conference (MSC): MSC is a confidential and voluntary ADR process typically used in the later stages of a family court case. MSC uses a Qualified Neutral to assist parties with the settlement process and resolve disputes.

Judicial Council Policies regarding ECM and ENE: For county specific ECM/ENE information, use the dropdown menu on the County Information Tab. 

If you have a question regarding the statewide Rule 114 ADR Roster, including qualifications and continuing education requirements for the roster, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) website.
 
The cost for an ENE is ordered by the court or set by the Neutral. Some counties have an ENE fee schedule. To see if a county has a county-specific ENE fee schedule, select the county in the dropdown menu on the County Information Tab.

The Rule 114 ADR Roster provides a list of Qualified ADR Neutrals throughout Minnesota.  The roster can be filtered by SENE or FENE, and/or by county. Some counites may also have a local ENE Program. If your county has an ENE Program, you may be court ordered to work with that ENE Program and may not need to search the Rule 114 ADR Roster to locate a Qualified Neutral.

To become qualified as an ENE Neutral, the prospective Neutral must take an ADR ENE training course certified through the State Court Administrator’s Office. Certified training courses can be found on the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) website, on the Petitions and Approved Trainings tab.

Applications for the Rule 114 Roster are available on the Applications tab. 
For more information on the requirements, application process, and training, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution website.

County Program InformationTo view county-specific ECM/ENE resources, fee schedules, and other county ECM/ENE information, select a county from the below list. If a county does not appear in the dropdown menu below, the county does not have county-specific information about ECM or ENE. 

Aitkin (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Aitkin County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Aitkin County, please contact  Aitkin County District Court.

Anoka (Tenth District)

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

Moderated Settlement Conferences (MSCs) are available in Anoka County in cases that have not settled that are already close to their trial date. The MSC Roster is available in PASS.

Program Description (ENE)
Program Description (MSC)


Resources

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Becker (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Becker County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Becker County, please contact  Becker County District Court.
 

Beltrami (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Beltrami County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Beltrami County, please contact Beltrami County District Court.

Benton (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Benton County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Benton County, please contact  Benton County District Court.
 

Big Stone (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Big Stone County, please contact Big Stone Court Administration at (320) 849-7005.

Carlton (Sixth District)

Resources

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Carver (First District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Carver County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Carver County, please contact Carver County District Court.


Resources

Cass (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Cass County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Cass County, please contact Cass County District Court.

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Chippewa (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Chippewa County, please contact Chippewa County Court Administration at (320) 269-7774.

Clay (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Clay County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Clay County, please contact  Clay County District Court.

Clearwater (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Clearwater County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Clearwater County, please contact Clearwater County District Court.

Crow Wing (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Crow Wing County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Crow Wing County, please contact Crow Wing County District Court.

Dakota (First District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Dakota County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Dakota County, please contact Dakota County District Court.

Resources

Dodge (Third District)

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


Resources

For more information on the Dodge County Program please contact Dodge County Court Administration at (507) 635-6260.
 

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Douglas (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Douglas County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Douglas County, please contact  Douglas County District Court.

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.
 

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Freeborn (Third District)

Freeborn County does not have a court-sponsored ECM or ENE Program. However, ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program. ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program. Equal Access providers use the Equal Access Fee Scale in this county. Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.

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Goodhue (First District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Goodhue County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Goodhue County, please contact Goodhue County District Court.
 

Resources

Goodhue Standing Order for ECM (amended February 6, 2020)
Goodhue ENE Fees
Goodhue ICMC/ENE Program Description
Goodhue ICMC Data Sheet
Goodhue IMMC Data Sheet

Grant (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Grant County, please contact Grant County Court Administration at (218) 685-7675.

Hennepin (Fourth District)

The Fourth District Family Court works with Hennepin County Family Mediation and Evaluation (FME) to provide Social Early Neutral Evaluations (SENE) that can assist parties in resolving custody and parenting time disputes.  Additional SENE Neutrals can be searched using the Rule 114 ADR Roster of Qualified Neutrals.
 
To find a Financial Early Neutral Evaluator (FENE) Neutral, use the Rule 114 ADR Roster of Qualified Neutrals. Parties, or their attorneys, must contact the FENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Minnesota Judicial Branch - Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.

Resources

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Houston (Third District)

For more information on the Houston County's Initial Case Management Conferences (ICMC), please contact Houston County Court Administration at (507) 725-5806.

ENE is available through the Equal Access ENE Program. Use the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters.  Equal Access providers use the Equal Access Fee Scale in this county.  Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.
 

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Hubbard (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Hubbard County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Hubbard County, please contact Hubbard County District Court.

Isanti (Tenth District)

Program Description (ENE)

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

Resources

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Itasca (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Itasca County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Itasca County, please contact Itasca County District Court.
 

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.

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Kanabec (Tenth District)

Program Description (ENE)

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

Resources

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Kandiyohi (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Kandiyohi County, please contact Kandiyohi County Court Administration at (320) 231-6206.

Kittson (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Kittson County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Kittson County, please contact  Kittson County District Court.

Koochiching (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Koochiching County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Koochiching County, please contact Koochiching County District Court.

 

Lac Qui Parle (Eighth District)

Resources

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)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Lake of the Woods County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Lake of the Woods County, please contact  Lake of the Woods County District Court.

Le Sueur (First District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Le Sueur County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Le Sueur County, please contact Le Sueur County District Court.
 

Lincoln (Fifth District)

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

Resources

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Mahnomen (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Mahnomen County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Mahnomen County, please contact  Mahnomen County District Court.

Marshall (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Marshall County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Marshall County, please contact  Marshall County District Court.

McLeod (First District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in McLeod County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to McLeod County, please contact McLeod County District Court.

Meeker (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Meeker County, please contact Meeker County Court Administration at (320) 535-6015.

Mille Lacs (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Mille Lacs County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Mille Lacs County, please contact Mille Lacs County District Court.

Morrison (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Morrison County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Morrison County, please contact Morrison County District Court.

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 Scheduling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters. Equal Access providers use the Equal Access Fee Scale in this county. Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.

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Norman (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Norman County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Norman County, please contact  Norman County District Court.

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 a Post-Judgment Case Management Telephone Conference.
 

Early Case Management (ECM) Resources

These resources are designed to assist you in becoming more familiar with the Olmsted County Early Neutral Case Management Program (ECM). The ICMC Data Sheet is a form that must be completed and delivered to the court before the Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC).  It should not be filed or eFiled.  The other documents contain more detailed information about the ECM program.

Post-Judgment Case Management Program (PJCM) Resources

These resources are designed to assist you in becoming more familiar with the Olmsted County Post-Judgment Case Management Program (PJCM). 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.

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Otter Tail (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Otter Tail County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Otter Tail County, please contact Otter Tail County District Court.

Pennington (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Pennington County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Pennington County, please contact Pennington County District Court.

Pine (Tenth District)

Program Description (ENE)

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

Resources

Email the ENE/ECM program »

Polk (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Polk County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Polk County, please contact Polk County District Court.

Pope (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Pope County, please contact Pope County Court Administration at (320) 424-7170.

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 (ICMC) 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.
 

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Red Lake (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Red Lake County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Red Lake County, please contact  Red Lake County District Court.

Renville (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Renville County, please contact Renville County Court Administration at (320) 523-3680.

Rice (Third District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Rice County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Rice County, please contact Rice County District Court.
 

Resources

Rice County Request to Waive ICMC (both parties must be represented)
Rice County Request to Waive (Initial Motion Managment Conference (IMMC) (both parties must be represented)
Rice County ENE Fees
Rice County MSC Fees

Roseau (Ninth District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Roseau County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Roseau County, please contact Roseau County District Court.

Scott (First District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Scott County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Scott County, please contact Scott County District Court.

Sherburne (Tenth District)

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

Moderated Settlement Conferences (MSCs) are available in Sherburne County in cases that have not settled that are already close to their trial date.

Program Description (ENE)
Program Description (MSC)

Resources

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Sibley (First District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Sibley County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Sibley County, please contact Sibley County District Court.
 

St. Louis Duluth (Sixth District)

Resources

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St. Louis Hibbing (Sixth District)

Resources

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St. Louis Virginia (Sixth District)

Resources

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Stearns (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Stearns County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Stearns County, please contact  Stearns County District Court.

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 Scheduling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters. Equal Access providers use the Equal Access Fee Scale in this county. Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.

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Stevens (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Stevens County, please contact Stevens County Court Administration at (320) 349-7010.

Swift (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Swift County, please contact Swift County Court Administration at (320) 843-2744.

Todd (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Todd County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Todd County, please contact Todd County District Court.

Traverse (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Traverse County, please contact Traverse County Court Administration at (320) 422-6010.

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 Scheduling System (PASS) to search the provider rosters. Equal Access providers use the Equal Access Fee Scale in this county. Interested parties must contact the ENE providers directly to set up services.

Email the ENE/ECM program »

Wadena (Seventh District)

To find an Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE) provider in Wadena County, use the Rule 114 Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Roster of Qualified Neutrals. 

Parties must contact the ENE provider directly to set up services. To learn more about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options available to parties, visit the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Mediation webpage.
 
For more information specific to Wadena County, please contact Wadena County District Court.

Waseca (Third District)

Resources

Email the ENE/ECM program »

Wilkin (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Wilkin County, please contact Wilkin County Court Administration at (218) 517-6020.

Wright (Tenth District)

Program Description (ENE)

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

Resources

Email the ENE/ECM program »

Yellow Medicine (Eighth District)

Resources

For information specific to Yellow Medicine County, please contact Yellow Medicine County Court Administration at (320) 722-7002.

You will find general and county specific information for Prospective and Current ENE Providers below, as well as Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) Resources for all ENE 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 (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE and Moderated Settlement Conferences (MSC) provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE and MSC providers must complete PASS training and review the following information before applying:

MSC providers must meet all the same requirements as ENE providers, plus have had American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) MSC training and be an attorney.

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 (Fifth District)

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan Counties:
Submit a Supplemental Application (Word Version) and apply through the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Brown (Fifth District)

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan Counties:
Submit a Supplemental Application (Word Version) and apply through the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Chisago (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE 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).

Cottonwood (Fifth District)

Blue Earth, Brown, Cottonwood, Faribault, Jackson, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Pipestone, Redwood, Rock, and Watonwan Counties:
Use the Supplemental Application along with the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) (Word Version / PDF Version). Additional information will be request through the PASS system.  

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Dodge (Third District)

Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. All previous providers must have applied in the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) and accepted the PASS policies by March 31, 2019, to have been grandfathered in.  All providers now use the Supplemental Application along with the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) (Word Version / PDF Version).


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.  Review the roster criteria (effective September 2018) before applying.  came effective September 21, 2018.

 

Faribault (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Fillmore (Third District)

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).

Houston (Third District)

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 (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE 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).

Jackson (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Kanabec (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE 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).

Lincoln (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Lyon (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Martin (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Murray (Fifth District)

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 Provider Availability and Scheduling System (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.

Nicollet (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Nobles (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Olmsted (Third District)

Olmsted accepts applications on an ongoing basis. Please verify you meet the 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).

Pine (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE 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).

Pipestone (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Ramsey (Second District)

The ENE Rosters for the Second Judicial District Family Court Division (Ramsey County) are currently closed. For reference, you may view the previous (2018) Social Early Neutral Evaluation (SENE) Announcement and Financial Early Neutral Evaluation (FENE) Announcement for past criteria and process.

Ramsey County has a dual process pilot program with scheduling through the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) available in half the Initial Case Management Conferences.

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

Redwood (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Rock (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Sherburne (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE and Moderated Settlement Conferences (MSC) provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE and MSC providers must complete PASS training and review the following information before applying:

MSC providers must meet all the same requirements as ENE providers, plus have had American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) MSC training and be an attorney.

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

Waseca (Third District)

Applications for Waseca County are accepted on an ongoing basis. All providers must apply through the Provider Scheduling and Availability System (PASS).  New providers must submit a Supplemental Application.

Applications will be pooled and considered as space available on the roster warrants. Waseca County Roster Criteria.

Please see the section at the bottom of this Provider Information Tab for additional information on PASS.

Washington (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE 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).

Watonwan (Fifth District)

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

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

Winona (Third District)

Applications for Winona County are accepted on an ongoing basis and will be pooled and considered as space is available on the roster.

Review the Winona County roster criteria before applying. Submit a Supplemental Application and apply through the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS) (Word Version of Supplement).

Winona County has openings for Financial Early Neutral Evaluation (FENE) and Social Early Neutral Evaluation (SENE) providers of both genders, but is in urgent need of male SENE and FENE providers.

Please see the section at the bottom of this tab for additional information on PASS.

 

Wright (Tenth District)

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

The 10th District accepts ENE provider applications on an ongoing basis. Applications are considered at committee meetings twice a year 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 ENE 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).


 

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
Equal Access ENE Data Sheet for EA providers' use. (PDF Version / Word Version)
 

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.


Anoka (Tenth District)

10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program

Anoka
ENE Consent for Release (PDF/Word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers; no specific form is required to be used.

Chisago (Tenth District)

Current ENE Providers

10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program

Chisago
ENE Consent for Release (pdf/word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers; no specific form is required to be used.

Isanti (Tenth District)

Current ENE Providers


10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program
 

Isanti

ENE Consent for Release (pdf/word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers; no specific form is required to be used.

Kanabec (Tenth District)

Current ENE Providers

10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program

Kanabec
ENE Consent for Release (pdf/word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers; no specific form is required to be used.
 

Pine (Tenth District)

Current ENE Providers

10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program

Pine
ENE Consent for Release (pdf/word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers; no specific form is required to be used.

Sherburne (Tenth District)

Current ENE Providers

10th District Contact the 10th District ENE Program

Sherburne
ENE Consent for Release (PDF/Word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
Sherburne Financial Early Neutral Evaluation (FENE) Scheduling Letter
Sherburne Social Early Neutral Evaluation (SENE) Scheduling Letter
Sherburne Law Library Referral Form 

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for provider; no specific form is required to be used.

Washington (Tenth District)

Current ENE Providers

 

10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program


Washington
ENE Consent for Release (pdf/word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers; no specific form is required to be used.

Wright (Tenth District)

Current ENE Providers


10th District

Contact the 10th District ENE Program

Wright
ENE Consent for Release (pdf/word)
ENE Confidentiality Agreement  
10th District ENE Program Description
10th District ENE Fee Policy
10th District Program Policies and Guidelines
FENE Statement of Assets-Liabilities-Income (PDF/Word)
FENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)
SENE Memo of Understanding (PDF/Word)

Memos of Understanding are provided as an option for providers; no specific form is required to be used.


 
For general questions about Early Neutral Evaluation, contact the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Program.

For general questions about the Provider Availability and Scheduling System (PASS), contact the PASS Support Center. 

 

General/Statewide Forms

Rule 114 ADR Program

Informational Video

The following presentation will provide you with information about the Initial Case Management Conference: