<human>: We are not seeking professional advice on here, even though legal advice would be appreciated, we are just wanting to get opinions of what others think. If anybody has been in a similar situation and can offer advice, wonderful, but thank you, to everybody, beforehand.

To start off how this all started, my fiancee had originally planned to go to a university (U-1) that was four hours away from her hometown around four years ago. She had financial aid and everything already figured out at this school. Before traveling off to this faraway university she had a seizure and developed heart problems and she no longer wanted to be that far away from her family, so she applied to a university (U-2) closer to home. After this she was kicked out by her mother because wasn't going to attending at U-1, so now she had to live with her father which forced her to pay $80/week to stay while attending school and working full-time. At U-2, none of the financial aid went through, so she was left with a huge bill. Her job at the time wouldn't give her any off-time to take midterms and so she had to resort to dropping out, with this huge bill left. She was then kicked out of her father's house, stuck with a douche bag boyfriend that shut her alarm off so now she was job less. She then had to move back in with her mother and then eventually get kicked out again because she didn't want to sleep in a room with a broken window. She was then stuck with another douche bag boyfriend while attending a community college (C-1). Now we are back to the present with the second university suing her for the tuition money she owes, which is around $7000. Is bankruptcy the only option we have left?

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<bot>: My fiancee has been sued by an university for nearly $7k and we have no clue what to do or where to start.