TruthWire News Responds to Cease-and-Desist Letter Amid Legal Action by Legacy Middle School Parents

TruthWire News responds to a cease-and-desist letter with unwavering resolve, as six parents—represented by State Rep. Gino Bulso—file a lawsuit against Williamson County Schools over a Family Life curriculum controversy at Legacy Middle.

By Kelly Jackson | TruthWire News | August 2025

TruthWire News has received a cease-and-desist letter from the Cole Law Group on behalf of school counselor Kristin Trudeau, demanding the removal of two published reports related to the controversial Family Life Curriculum incident at Legacy Middle School. The letter accuses TruthWire of publishing false and defamatory content. TruthWire stands by its reporting, which accurately reflected parental concerns and documented the events surrounding the May 2025 Family Life sessions.

The cease-and-desist comes just as a complaint has been filed in the Williamson County Chancery Court on behalf of six parents of Legacy Middle School students, represented by State Representative and attorney Gino Bulso. This new legal action underscores the legitimacy of the parental concerns at the heart of our coverage.

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