Laravel Nested ForEach Over Eloquent Collection

I'm trying to use a many to many relationship to accomplish the following workflow:

1. There are many sections and many users. Each user has sections they have unlocked. So for example, if there are two sections (Section I and Section II) the first user, Jim (id = 1), has unlocked Section X, the second user, Debbie (id = 2), has unlocked Section I and II.

2. To accomplish this, I have three databases, a standard Laravel users, then a sections which stores the section data (id = 1 for Section I and id = 2 for Section II) and then a user_section that I have successfully used as the joint table between the User and Section models. That join table is where users and sections intermingle, if there is an entry for a given user_id in that section, the corresponding section_id is unlocked.

I have the following function which is supposed to 1. Get all the sections for the view and 2. Let me know which of those sections are unlocked by the user.

The problem is I get duplicate Sections showing up, so it will say Section I is unlocked, then Section I is locked all in the same view, this must be in how I am traversing and comparing arrays. With tweaks to the code (where I place a break I can get rid of the duplicates, but then the wrong sections are locked.

My logic is here:

public function getSections(){
    $arrayofuserSections = array();
    $tempArray = array();
    $user = User::where("id",Auth::user()->id)->first();
    foreach ($user->section as $section) {
    $tempArray['Name'] = $section["name"];
    $tempArray['Goals'] = $section["goals"];
    array_push($arrayofuserSections,$tempArray);
}
    $finarray = array();
    $sections=Section::orderBy('order')->get();
    foreach ($sections as $section) {
    foreach($arrayofuserSections as $arraysection){
    if($section->name == $arraysection["Name"])
    {
    $arraysection["Unlocked"] = 1;  
    array_push($finarray,$arraysection);
    }
    else{
    $arraysection["Unlocked"] = 0;
    $arraysection["Name"] = $section->name;
    $arraysection["Goals"] = "";
    array_push($finarray,$arraysection);
    }
    break;
    }
    }
    return $finarray;
}

$user->section is derived from a method on the User model, here:

public function section()
    {
        return $this->belongsToMany('App\Models\Section','user_section')->withTimestamps();
    }

My seeding for the user Debbie is here:

        DB::table('user_section')->insert([
            'user_id' => 2,
            'section_id'=>1
        ]);
        DB::table('user_section')->insert([
            'user_id' => 2,
            'section_id'=>2
        ]);

And yet I get the following result when logged in as Debbie:

So even though Debbie has both sections in the join table, she gets only has one of them unlocked, and again this changes if I remove or move the break around.

via Chebli Mohamed