Getting through the disability benefits process is hard. It shouldn't be done alone.
Solexilla connects people navigating a Social Security disability claim with experienced representatives who handle this work every day. No cost to speak with someone. No obligation.
See if we can helpSolexilla is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Finding you the right person is the whole job
Most people meet the Social Security disability system exactly once, at the worst possible moment. The rules are dense, the paperwork is unforgiving, and a small mistake early can cost months.
Representatives who work these claims do this every day. They know what the system asks for and when it asks for it.
Solexilla exists to close the distance between those two groups. We ask a few short questions, work out who is actually right for your situation, and make the introduction. That's the whole service, and we take the matching part seriously, because being handed to the wrong person is worse than being handed to nobody.
Not everyone gets an introduction
We are careful about who we work with, because the introduction is the only thing we control and it's the only thing worth judging us on.
We only work with attorneys and representatives who handle Social Security disability claims as a real part of their practice. Not as a sideline, and not as something they'll pick up if it happens to land on the desk.
We check they take cases at your stage. Someone who only handles hearings is no use to a person who hasn't applied yet.
We check they have room for you. A good representative with no capacity gives you a worse experience than a decent one with time.
And if we don't have the right person for your situation, we'll say so. We'd rather tell you honestly than hand you to whoever happens to be available. It costs us the referral, and it's still the right call.
People who do this every day
The Social Security disability system is not designed to be navigated once, by yourself, while you're unwell. It has its own vocabulary, its own deadlines, and its own idea of what counts as evidence.
The representatives we work with handle these claims constantly. They know what the system asks for, what it accepts, and when it has to be filed. They know which evidence carries weight and which does not. They have seen the mistake you are about to make, hundreds of times, and they know how to avoid it.
Nobody can promise you an outcome, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What a good representative gives you is someone who knows exactly what they're doing, working your case properly, so that whatever the decision turns out to be, it isn't lost on a technicality or a missed date.
That's what we're introducing you to. It's the part we can stand behind.
How it works
Answer a few questions.
Around two minutes. Where you are in the process, how to reach you, nothing invasive.
We review it.
If we're not the right fit for your situation we'll tell you plainly rather than pass you along.
A representative reaches out.
You speak with someone who handles these claims. What happens next is your decision entirely.
There is no charge for this and no obligation at any point.
See if we can helpWhere the name comes from
Solexilla is built from two Latin words. Solacium, meaning comfort. Auxilium, meaning help.
That is not decoration. Almost everyone who reaches this page is dealing with something difficult and a system that feels designed to wear them down. Comfort and help is a fair description of what a good representative provides, and it's the standard we hold ourselves to when deciding who we'll connect people with.
Things worth being clear about
Is Solexilla a law firm?
No. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice or legal services. What we do is work out who is right for your situation and make the introduction. The representing is done by the representative.
Can you promise my claim will be approved?
No, and be careful of anyone who does. Your claim is decided by the Social Security Administration, and nobody outside it can promise you an outcome. What we can promise is the part we control: that the person we introduce you to handles these claims every day, has room to take you on, and is right for the stage you're at. That's a real difference, and it's the one we can stand behind.
Why is this free?
The attorney or representative we connect you with pays us a referral fee. That's how Solexilla makes money, and it's why this costs you nothing.
What will I have to pay a representative?
Representatives who handle these claims are typically paid only if a claim succeeds, and their fees in disability cases are capped by the Social Security Administration rather than set by the representative.
Who will contact me?
A representative from the firm we connect you with, using the phone number and email you provide. You choose whether to go further.
What happens to my information?
It goes to the attorney or representative we connect you with, and to nobody else. We don't add you to marketing lists and we don't pass your details to data brokers. Full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
Can I change my mind?
Yes, at any point, for any reason, at no cost.