Hi Lacey,

This is pretty big stuff. I think you did a great job articulating your position and explaining why you feel the way you do. This info is public knowledge. It is on the internet. You say he knew the license revoking was public. That means any person.........and most of us check our Ts out online anyway............will find out anyway.
If you really like your T and you feel you can try to stay rational and less emotional..........I would bring it up directly in your next session. Confront him on it. Heck, give him a copy of this letter. Let him tell you his side of the story. Express your concern that other people may find out, that it may affect his business, and most importantly, that it appears to you(and will to others) that he has something to hide which effects EVERYTHING. Based on that and his response............you should make your decision. If you are nervous or afraid to confront him on your own, bring someone with you. Good luck and let us know what you do.
sg