After her six-month stint in porn, she waitressed at two restaurants while taking 18-credit semesters at a community college. In 2010, she began law school at the Boston University School of Law. After graduating from law school in 2013 and becoming an attorney, she worked in tech, ran a private law practice, and now runs three pole studios. She wrote a memoir titled "Becoming California" about the time she moved to Los Angeles to become an actress and failed completely. She has since moved to San Francisco, where she runs a pole dance studio, consults startups on legal issues, and works part-time as a pro-bono attorney representing low-income clients on domestic violence, child custody, and divorce proceedings.